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We’re calling on all power users, action takers, and deal makers...

What’s ONE core strategy you've used on Investorlift that’s delivering results? Whether it’s how you’re pulling buyers, structuring your dispo process, or leveraging the platform to move deals faster - share it below and help raise the bar for everyone here.
 

💡 Your post could unlock a breakthrough for someone else in the group.
 

🗣️AND: Every valuable comment earns you points toward the Community Challenge - where the top scorer wins a 1:1 strategy call with Robert Wensley. If you want direct insights from the founder of the #1 dispo platform in the game… this is your moment.
 

✅ Step 1: Drop your best Investorlift strategy in the comments.
✅ Step 2: Engage with others. Ask questions. Give feedback.
✅ Step 3: Climb the leaderboard and win that strategy call.

 

Let’s light this thread up with ideas and momentum. Who’s sharing first? 👇

@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.


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