Who we call
Fixer upper leads, condition-driven.
Some houses need more than their owners can give them: a roof, a foundation, thirty years of catching up. Retail buyers flee at the inspection, agents decline the listing, and the owner is stuck — unless an investor who buys as-is happens to call. That call is what we make.
- As-is is the pitch
- Condition documented
- Repair talk, not judgment
As-is
the offer retail buyers cannot make
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- 100K+
- Leads generated for clients
- 225+
- Active campaigns
- 1000+
- Investors served
- 2017
- Calling for investors since
Why fixer uppers
Condition is the
motivation itself.
Distress lists tell you about the owner's finances. Condition-driven lists tell you about the house — and a house the owner cannot afford to fix sells for exactly one kind of offer: yours.
Retail is closed to them
A house that cannot pass inspection or qualify for financing has no retail market. You are not competing with listings — you are the only realistic exit.
Shame keeps them silent
Owners of deteriorating houses rarely reach out; many are embarrassed. A respectful call that treats repairs as arithmetic, not judgment, opens doors nothing else does.
Sourced from real signals
Code violations, utility shutoffs, tarped roofs, tax stress on older housing stock — your agent works lists built from the signals that predict condition.
What your caller asks
Qualified on the
scope of work.
A fixer upper lead is a rehab budget wearing an address. Your agent scopes it on the call so your numbers start honest.
How the campaign runs is on the cold calling services page. Flipping these houses? The wholesaler campaign runs the same lists against an assignment buy box, and worn-out rentals surface through tired landlord leads.
- The big five: roof, foundation, electrical, plumbing and HVAC — what works, what doesn't.
- How long the major problems have existed and what has been patched meanwhile.
- Whether the house is occupied, and if the owner can live through a sale.
- The owner's equity position, so an as-is price can actually clear what is owed.
- Timeline pressure — code enforcement, insurance cancellation, or a family decision.
What you get
Straightforward
and all inclusive.
Every campaign is all inclusive and runs on a three month term. Discounted hourly rates apply when you need more than one agent.
Questions about fixer upper campaigns
A minimum of 20 calling hours per week on a term of not less than 12 weeks. We recommend 40 hours per week, which gives your outsourced agent a full and viable work schedule and keeps your pipeline consistent.
Make the offer nobody else can
Tell us your market and your rehab appetite. We will show you how a condition-driven campaign gets built.