Prospecting · Sales

Know who’s selling
before the sign goes up.

Prospecting is Reggie’s main job. He watches for the moments that put an owner in play — long tenure, high equity, an expired listing, an absentee landlord — finds the number, and has the outreach drafted before the listing hits the market.

From signal to signed.

One funnel, on one page. A property moves through it because the work happened — never because someone remembered to change a status.

Signals

Expired and withdrawn listings, absentee and out-of-state owners, high equity and long tenure — each with the reason it matters.

The funnel

All properties, prospecting, warm leads, hot leads and clients as tiles. Click a stage and the table becomes that stage’s queue.

The work queue

Who to call today, most urgent first, each row carrying why now, the last touch and the next action.

Campaigns

A named cohort running one shared sequence of email, text and call steps — every touch drafted, none of it sent without your OK.

Written in your voice

Reggie writes from the signal and from how you write, so the note references the actual situation — not a merge field.

Farm an area

Draw a neighbourhood on the map, pull every owner in it, and start working the ones worth a call.

Signals

The seller decides months before they call an agent.

Nobody wakes up and lists. It builds — nineteen years in the house, equity that has doubled, a listing that expired unsold. Reggie watches your farm for those patterns every morning and tells you what each one means rather than handing you a raw list.

  • Watched continuously — you read the result, not the raw data
  • Every signal carries the why-now in a sentence you can use
  • Save one and the property joins your funnel as a prospect
Campaigns

He runs the follow-up. You approve it.

Group the owners worth working into a campaign and Reggie runs the sequence — email, text and call steps, paced properly, each touch written for that owner and that property. Every one waits in your review queue, and a reply pauses the rest automatically.

  • One cohort, one sequence, per-owner copy
  • A reply pauses that person’s remaining touches on its own
  • Nothing has ever sent without an explicit approval
Tools

The instruments.

Tools sits inside Prospecting in the app — the utilities you reach for mid-hunt. Everything they find lands back on the records, so nothing you pull is ever lost.

Find Prospects

The parcel map — draw an area, filter by owner situation, and pull the owners worth calling.

Skip Tracing

Find an owner’s phone numbers and emails from a name or an address, saved straight to your contacts.

Underwriting

Run the numbers on a deal — CMA, investment, fix and flip — without leaving the record.

Property Lookup

Type any address: if it is in your book the data is free, and a new one is researched and added.

Coach Reggie

Rehearse the call out loud before you make it. Reggie plays the owner and tells you what landed.

Reach them before the sign goes up.

Reggie watches for the moment it starts, finds the number, and has the note ready for your approval.

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