@Zoerene and @Dispomoneymike You both liked the post… now we’re dying to hear your secret sauce! 
What’s one way you’re using Investorlift that’s helping you win? Doesn’t have to be a big thing — even a quick tip or workflow tweak could really help someone else here.
We’re all ears! 
Greetings, & Happy Wednesday!
Here’s how it gives a winning edge:
Skip the tire-kickers — Instead of blasting deals to random lists, Investor Lift shows you verified buyers who have closed multiple deals in the area you're wholesaling in.
Custom-tailor your deals — You can reverse-engineer your acquisitions by looking at what these buyers are paying, the property types they favor (e.g. fix-and-flips vs. rentals), and build your "buy box" around exact buyer demand.
Speed to disposition — Once you upload a deal, Investor Lift lets you blast it to your top buyers, track open rates, and engage the hottest leads instantly — which shortens your Dispo cycle and helps you lock in assignment fees faster.
Example Winning Move:
“I had a deal in Tampa where the local cash buyer list was dead silent. I used Investor Lift’s God Mode to identify a hedge fund that just bought 6 houses within a 1-mile radius, and I reached out directly to discuss the deal, while building rapport.
Zoerene nailed it. I can only add that I find God Mode invaluable in identifying potential buyers. Not just after getting a contract, but as part of the process to evaluate an opportunity in a remote or less than desirable area. Very helpful to see the buyer volume and who they are. I check both with ibuyers, and without.
Commenting here from the perspective of someone that has never listed a property on InvestorLift but uses it as a platform to buy.
In terms of strategy, I think actively monitoring new deals is critical as a buyer as lots of deals priced well won’t make it more than a day or 2 or sometimes less time. I also try to use any inbound call from an InvestorLift wholesaler reverse searching me as a chance to build rapport with a wholesaler and differentiate me as a buyer from someone they haven’t spoken to without just rambling too much and eating up their time. From the wholesaler perspective, I feel like finding a buyer that likes to be reverse searched is a good way to tell if you are calling the right people.
@Tom_Williford Thanks for jumping in with a buyer’s perspective - this is gold.
I like your point about reverse searches becoming a relationship-building moment. The fact that you welcome those calls and use them to stand out is a huge takeaway for any wholesaler reading this. You're giving a perfect example of how Investorlift becomes more powerful when there's collaboration on both sides.
Out of curiosity: Are there any specific things a wholesaler has done during a reverse search call that made you more likely to buy from them? Would be great to surface some best practices here.