Features
How Skipset Works
Skipset scans public records for seller signals, reaches the owner by call, text, and email, qualifies them, and books the appointment.
What it does
- Skipset scans county and court records for signals: probate, pre-foreclosure, tax liens, code violations, and more.
- Every signal is tied to the property and its owner, and stacked into one picture of the seller.
- Skipset reaches the owner by call, text, and email. Skipset answers the replies and qualifies on price, condition, timeline, and motivation.
- Qualified owners land on your acquisitions rep's calendar. Your rep negotiates and closes.
Need a number, the roof, and a timeline.
In conversation
around 180. roof's 8 years. ac is newer.
In conversationThat's in range. Thursday 2pm.
Appointment booked
They gave a number. Still need the roof.
Nurturinghow old are the roof and the ac?
In conversationroof's due. ac still runs.
In conversationPrice and condition are in.
InterestedNeed a timeline before we book.
In conversationThursday 2pm · 412 Oak Lane
Appointment bookedAlso on the desk
Questions
- What does Skipset do?
- Skipset runs the front of the desk: it scans public records for signals, ties each one to the owner, answers the owner's replies, asks the qualifying questions, and books the time on the assigned acquisitions rep's calendar.
- Does Skipset negotiate or make offers?
- No. It asks for the owner's number, qualifies, and books. The offer and the negotiation stay with your acquisitions rep.
- Are opt-outs honored?
- Yes. An opt-out is honored on every channel, and every conversation is logged on the seller's record.
- How does billing work?
- Wholesalers and funds work with Skipset as a performance-based partnership: we get paid when you close. You do not pay for a login, a list, or hours on the phone. The rest is on the pricing page.
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