What it does
Buyer List takes one deal and returns the buyers most likely to bid on it: recent buyers of comparable assets, investors whose mandate fits, owner-occupiers known to buy this profile. One row per buyer, each with the reason it made the list.
When to use it
Use it before a listing goes out, to know who to call first, and to put your own relationships into the ranking: attach your contact export or past closings and the list argues from them too.
Do not read it as a list of confirmed buyers. It ranks likelihood from evidence; the call is still yours.
How to use it
- Open Buyer List under Decks in the left list. The screen asks Whose deal is it?
- In The deal — address, and anything a buyer would be matched against, give the address and what a buyer would weigh: type, size, the angle. The address alone is enough to start.
- The brief below is drafted from what you typed; edit it if you like.
- Attach your own evidence: Attach contact export (CSV, Excel or vCard), Attach past closings, or Pick from Vault.
- Press Start.
What you get back
When the run finishes, its Buyer list result opens the board:
- Short list and Long list, with a count of buyers in each;
- per buyer: rank, name, type, a source link, the typical ticket, why it fits, and Cold, Warm or Hot;
- sort by Match, Warmth or Check size;
- move a buyer between the lists, + add note, × remove (and restore);
- add a company by name — Titleman researches its AUM, headquarters, mandate and recent buys — with Add +;
- Download DOCX ↓ for the list as a document.