We’re excited to help you get the most out of Investorlift by offering this comprehensive glossary of essential keywords used on our platform. Read on to familiarize yourself with these terms and leverage them to boost your property deals and interactions!

Vetted: A vetted buyer on Investorlift is someone who has been verified as an actual buyer and typically has an account with access to the platform.

VIP: A VIP buyer on Investorlift is someone who has been tagged to indicate that they have successfully closed on deals within the platform before.

God Mode: God Mode is a powerful analytics tool within Investorlift that provides comprehensive data on real estate flips and buy & hold properties across the country.

Artemis Mode: Artemis Mode is a feature within Investorlift that provides disposition managers with a powerful tool to gain insights into the activity on their property listings. It allows users to monitor who is viewing their properties, identify specific areas of interest, and gauge the duration of their engagement.

Score: A Buyer Score in Investorlift is a metric that helps wholesalers make informed decisions when choosing between multiple offers from different buyers. It serves as an indicator of a buyer's history of transactions.

Tags:

• Turnkey: A turnkey property is a ready-to-move-in investment that requires minimal to no renovations or additional work.
• Portfolio: A portfolio property in the context of Investorlift refers to a real estate portfolio that consists of multiple properties grouped together for investment purposes. By selecting the "Portfolio" option in your search preferences on Investorlift, you access collections of properties that can help diversify your investments across different locations, property types, and risk profiles.
• Creative Financing: Creative financing in real estate wholesaling involves using nontraditional methods to structure deals and acquire properties without relying heavily on conventional loans or large amounts of cash upfront. It allows wholesalers to create win-win scenarios for sellers and buyers, often solving unique problems that conventional methods cannot address.
• Seller Financing: Seller financing is a real estate agreement where the seller handles the mortgage process instead of a financial institution. In seller financing deals, the buyer makes payments to the seller rather than to a bank.
• Short Term Rental: Short term rental refers to properties that are rented out for short periods, typically as vacation rentals. These can be an attractive option for investors looking to capitalize on the tourism or temporary housing markets.
• Subject To: "Subject To" in real estate refers to a financing arrangement where the buyer takes over the mortgage payments of the seller's existing mortgage. In a "Subject To" deal, the property title transfers to the buyer, but the loan remains in the seller's name, and the buyer agrees to make the mortgage payments. This can be an attractive option for buyers who may not qualify for traditional financing and for sellers who need to sell quickly without paying off their existing mortgage first.

Cartel Boss: The term "Cartel Boss" was previously used to refer to a subscription plan that includes all buyers on the buyer list as part of the service. It has since been changed to “Enterprise”.

We hope this glossary helps you get the most out of Investorlift! If you have any questions or need further clarifications, please don’t hesitate to reach out to our support team.

Let us know in the comments if there are any other terms you'd like defined or any insights you'd like to share about using these features.