FlipFindr reads your MLS export, ranks every listing by how motivated the seller looks, fills your purchase contract, and emails the offer to the listing agent from your own address.
Most offer tools help you send more offers.
FlipFindr is built to help you send the right ones.
Export listings from your MLS and drop the file in. Columns map themselves, whatever your MLS calls them.
Every listing is ranked on price reductions, days on market, and the language in the remarks.
Your contract is filled and emailed to the listing agent, from your address, with the PDF attached.
Every offer is logged, so you know what went out, to whom, and what came back.
Price cuts, time on market and seller language are weighted together, so the listings worth an offer rise to the top instead of you reading a thousand rows.
Upload the purchase contract you already use in your state and map its fields once. FlipFindr fills your paperwork, not a generic form.
Offers go out from your own email address, so the agent sees your name and replies straight to you. Nothing is branded as us.
You see the offer and the filled contract before anything leaves. There is no automatic blast and no surprise send.
Every send is recorded with the address, the amount and the agent, so you always know what is outstanding and what came back.
If you use a CRM, each offer is logged against the right contact automatically. If you do not, everything still works.
I built FlipFindr for my own deals. In the first three days I sent 18 offers with it and got two counters back.
Tyler Pugh, Phoenix
An offer should arrive from the person making it. When you connect your Google Account, FlipFindr sends each approved offer from your own address, so the listing agent sees your name and can simply reply to you.
FlipFindr requests one permission, send email on your behalf, and nothing more:
Full detail in the privacy policy.
Set yourself up in about twenty minutes. Your first week is free. If you would rather someone did it with you, that is available too.
Any MLS you can export a CSV from. Columns are mapped when you import, so the field names your MLS uses do not need to match anyone else's.
Yes, and that is deliberate. You upload the contract you already use in your state, and map its fields once. FlipFindr fills your paperwork, not a generic template.
No. FlipFindr asks for one Google permission, which allows sending only. It cannot read, search, open or delete anything in your mailbox, and it does not request a permission that would let it.
No. You review each offer and the filled contract, and nothing goes out until you approve it.
No. If you use one, FlipFindr can log each sent offer against the right contact. If you do not, everything still works.
You set it up yourself, and it takes about twenty minutes: connect your email, upload your contract and map its fields once, then import your first list. Nothing needs a call with anyone.
Tell me your market and I will let you know when it opens.
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