Buyer Map

County deed records turned into a map of cash buyers: who bought, where, how recently and how often — so you know who to call when you have a deal to sell.

Overview

The Buyer Map pulls public property records from county offices and shows you the buyers behind them. Each market is one county area; pick a ZIP code and you see the buyers active there, how many purchases they made and when. You can filter, ask the AI about a market in plain English, and add buyers straight into a campaign so your dispositions list builds itself.

The Buyer Map is included with every account, including the free trial. Open it from Buyer Map in the sidebar.

Markets

Dallas–Fort Worth refreshes weekly. The other markets are refreshed as new county data is published, so check the snapshot date shown on the map before you rely on a buyer's most recent purchase. Owner records that state law protects from disclosure are excluded.

How It Works

Step 1 — Pick a market and a ZIP

Choose the market, then click a ZIP code on the map or pick it from the list. The panel shows the buyers active in that ZIP.

Step 2 — Filter

Narrow the list with the filters at the top:

• Purchase window — how recently the buyer bought.
• Buyer tiers — how many purchases they have made, so you can separate the occasional buyer from the volume buyer.
• Property types — single-family, multi-family and so on.

Step 3 — Ask the AI

Type a question about the market — "Which ZIPs had the most cash purchases in the last six months?" — and press Enter or the sparkle button. Questions end in a question mark, or are four or more words starting with who, which, what or how. The AI answers from the market data.

You get 3 questions a day on the free trial and 30 a day on paid plans. A question the AI cannot answer is not counted against you.

Step 4 — Add buyers to a campaign

Select the buyers you want and add them to a campaign. They become contacts you can text or call like any other, so your buyer list is ready before you have a contract to sell.

Tips & Best Practices

• Start with the buyer tiers. The buyers who have closed several deals in your ZIP are the ones who will close yours.
• Mind the snapshot date. Outside Dallas–Fort Worth, a market's data is as fresh as the county's last release.
• Ask narrow questions. "Top cash buyers in 76116 this year" gets a sharper answer than "tell me about Fort Worth."
• Keep buyers in their own campaign. A dedicated dispositions campaign keeps buyer outreach separate from seller outreach, so your stats stay honest.