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If you want to acquire the assets without staffing a desk.

A distressed owner, already qualified. You close.

  • Inbound and outbound. You buy the appointment — already qualified to your buy box.
  • The org holds exclusive territory. Teams and acquisitions sit under it.
  • You keep acquisitions and underwriting. Skipset fills the calendar. You do not hire a call floor to fill a buy box.
  • Residential or commercial assets. Same machine.
  • Contracts move on the board after the appointment. You keep the acquisitions rep.
  • You pay for qualified appointments, collected upfront. There is no public rate. Billing, including invoices, is talked through on a demo.

Calendar

Alex · Oct 12–16

Appointment booked

Mon

12

Tue

13

9:15
Follow-up

Wed

14

Thu

15

Fri

16

Also on the desk

Questions

Who talks to the owner?
Skipset does, until they book. Your acquisitions rep takes the meeting. You keep underwriting.
What does qualified mean?
Qualified to your buy box before anyone reaches the calendar. Residential is number, condition, and timing. Commercial is occupancy or rent roll, NOI or asking, lease and capex, and timing. Same machine.
What do you buy?
The appointment — already qualified. Qualified appointments are collected upfront.

Book a demo

Name, email, phone, your company, what you are, your state, and how many appointments you want each month.