God Modeby Investorlift
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Who will buy this deal, and how to reach them.

God Mode reads the county deed records around your deal, ranks the investors who actually buy there against your price, ARV and condition, and puts a traced phone number under one Call button.

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Available today in Arizona

Built for wholesalers, disposition managers and acquisitions teams selling off-market deals.

  • Flip11
  • Wholesale6
  • Hold5
  • Long hold3
  • Other1
57 buyersBEST FIT · FOR 4418 W THUNDERBIRD RD
  1. Copper Canyon LLCStrong fit21 buys here · Jun 2026 · Flipper0.82
  2. Salt Cedar Homes LLCStrong fit14 buys here · Jul 2026 · Wholesaler0.78
  3. Ocotillo Ridge LLCWorth a call33 buys here · May 2026 · Landlord0.61
  4. Mesa Verde Group LLCWorth a call9 buys here · Aug 2026 · Flipper0.54
  5. Saguaro Row LLCLong shot6 buys here · Feb 2026 · Landlord0.38
Deeds through Aug 2026 · 5 of 57

Exhibit 1Illustrative — fictional companies on Phoenix-metro streets. Ranked for a $245,000 SFR flip.

How it works

Search a property. Read the buyers. Make the call.

Three steps, and a recorded deed under each one.

  1. 01

    Search the address, city or county

    Type an address, a city or a county. The map draws a radius and drops every recorded investor purchase inside it, colored by what the buyer did with the house: Flip, Wholesale, Hold, Long hold, Other. The legend is the filter.

  2. 02

    Not a buyers list. The buyers for this deal, in order.

    Open God Mode from a deal and the panel ranks every buyer by fit for that deal — its price, ARV and condition feed the score. Strong fit, Worth a call or Long shot, with the number printed beside the word. Without a deal, it lists the investors here by most buys.

    Ranked for this dealDeal: 4418 W Thunderbird Rd
    1. Copper Canyon LLCStrong fit21 buys here · Jun 2026 · Flipper0.82
    2. Salt Cedar Homes LLCStrong fit14 buys here · Jul 2026 · Wholesaler0.78
    3. Ocotillo Ridge LLCWorth a call33 buys here · May 2026 · Landlord0.61
  3. 03

    Call from the sheet

    One button skip-traces the person and dials from the built-in dialer. Every traced number is printed, and every printed number is its own dial target.

    Daniel WhitcombeOwner of record · deed
    • (602) 555-0143 · mobile
    • (480) 555-0192 · landline

Exhibit 2Illustrative.

Also on every screen

  • Search a name — a buyer, an Investorlift listing company or a listing agent — and the map focuses on that party's own records metro-wide.

  • Export the buyers, deals or listings on screen to CSV.

Sources

Four records. One answer per buyer.

God Mode reads the county deed records, the state business filings, the MLS listings and Investorlift's own transaction history for the market around your property. Every figure on a God Mode screen traces back to one of them — three you could pull yourself, one you could not — and a records stamp on every buyer says which deeds it was built from.

County deed records

Every recorded investor purchase in the market: the buyer entity, the price, the date, the property. This is the map, the buy count and the price band.

Feeds: the map · Buying right now? · Would they pay your price?

State business filings

The state's own business filings put officers' names on the LLC that signed the deed.

Feeds: Who to call

MLS listings

What each investor has on the market right now, with the listing agent named on it.

Feeds: Anything on the market? · Who to call

Investorlift transaction history

Every Investorlift listing in the market, judged against the county deed: did it close, who bought it, was it assigned or double-closed, resold or held.

Feeds: Do they buy from wholesalers? · the Investorlift map view

Records on file

MarketDeeds throughListings throughInvestorlift transactions as ofAgent records throughMortgages recorded through
Arizona15 counties on fileNot yet published

Coverage is published market by market. Every date is the last record on file for that market, not today's.

The verdict

Six questions you would ask anyway. Answered from the record.

Open one buyer and God Mode gives a verdict — the fit word and up to four plain-English sentences on why — then six rows, each with a status dot, one figure and one line. Behind every row sits the pane of records the figure was built from.

Copper Canyon LLC

Flipper · 21 buys here · last Jun 2026

Strong fit0.82

Copper Canyon has bought 21 houses within 2 miles of this one, 7 of them in the last six months.

They pay about 66% of resale; your $245,000 ask is inside their $210K–$285K band.

9 of their 21 buys came through a wholesaler.

CallSay this
  • Buying right now?7 buys · 6 mo
    Most recent deed Jun 2026.
  • Anything on the market?2 listings
    7702 N 19th Ave · $389,900 · 23 days
  • Would they pay your price?66% of resale
    Their band $210K–$285K. Your ask $245K sits inside it.

    Bought → resold, last 4 flips

    AddressBoughtResoldRatio
    3316 W Cactus Rd$228K$352K65%
    7921 N 35th Ave$241K$360K67%
    4102 W Greenway Rd$265K$398K67%
    12208 N 51st Ave$219K$329K67%
  • Would they take this house?SFR · 3 of 21 heavy
    Mostly single-family. A heavy rehab is unusual for them.
  • Do they buy from wholesalers?9 of 21
    Bought 4 through Investorlift.4 via Investorlift
  • Who do they borrow from?3 lenders
    Most loans from a hard-money lender · last Jun 2026.
Public records through Aug 2026

Exhibit 3Illustrative — fictional buyer, fictional deeds.

Buying right now?

Pace. Buys in the last months and the date of the most recent deed. A buyer who was active two years ago is a different call from one who closed last month.

Anything on the market?

Their current MLS listings. Informational — the dot stays grey in every state, because inventory is not a fit verdict. It tells you what they are trying to sell, at what price, for how long, and who is listing it for them.

Would they pay your price?

Their typical purchase band against your ask, and the ratio of what they pay to what they resell for. The meter is the band; the evidence pane is the bought-and-resold pairs the ratio came from.

Would they take this house?

Property type and rehab appetite: single-family against condo, heavy rehab against light, read from what they have actually bought.

Do they buy from wholesalers?

Their wholesale purchase habit — and how many of those came through Investorlift, judged against the deed.

Who do they borrow from?

The lenders on their recorded mortgages, most loans first, and the newest loan. Informational — the dot stays grey. A hard-money habit means they can close fast; a purchase with no loan on file is a floor, not proof of cash.

Nothing on the screen reads the clock.

The stamp says which records the verdict was built from. When the records move, the stamp moves.

Investorlift transactions

What happened to every Investorlift listing — read from the deed.

Every Investorlift listing in the market is judged against the county deed: which closed, who bought, whether it was assigned or double-closed, and whether the buyer resold or held. That history sits on every buyer and every listing.

ListingListedClosed per deedBuyerHowThen
3902 W Bell Rd, PhoenixListed on Investorlift Mar 2026 · $239KClosed per deed Apr 2026 · $241KCopper Canyon LLCAssignedResold Aug 2026 · $360K
902 E Southern Ave, MesaListed on Investorlift Feb 2026 · $198KClosed per deed Mar 2026 · $198KOcotillo Ridge LLCDouble closeHeld
5540 W Bell Rd, GlendaleListed on Investorlift May 2026 · $312K——No deed on record—
2117 E University Dr, TempeListed on Investorlift Jan 2026 · $276KClosed per deed Feb 2026 · $270KSalt Cedar Homes LLCAssignedResold Jun 2026 · $351K

Investorlift transactions as of Sep 2026 · Deeds through Aug 2026

Exhibit 4Illustrative — fictional listings and buyers.

  • On a buyer

    Bought 4 through Investorlift. The wholesale row counts it and the verdict can cite it.

  • On the map

    An Investorlift view of the listings around the location: which sold, to whom, and what the buyer did next.

  • On the instrument

    Assignment or double close, resold or held — the outcome is read from the recorded deed, not from a CRM note.

Pricing

One plan. Every record. Pick how you pay.

God Mode is one product with everything above in it. The only choice is the billing cadence.

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All plans include

  • Every covered market and every buyer in it, ranked against your deal
  • The verdict drawer, Say this and the call sheet on every buyer
  • Skip trace and the built-in dialer — every traced number a dial target
  • Investorlift transaction history on every buyer and every listing
  • Name search, the Investorlift map view and CSV export

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Who to call · Say this

An LLC doesn't answer the phone. Every name a public record put beside the buyer, on one sheet.

Who to call folds every public record that named a person into one call sheet — the owner of record on the deed, the officers on the state filing, the listing agents on their holdings for sale — and folds the names nobody can call into dead ends, with the reason. Say this builds up to five talking points from facts already on the screen. For the seller's eyes, never a script.

Who to call

3 people · 2 dead ends
  • Daniel WhitcombeOwner · 21 deedsManager on filing
  • Priya RamaswamyListing agent · Agave Realty Group
  • Marcus OyelaranMember on filing
Dead ends (2)
  • Statutory agent — a registered-agent service, not a person
  • Former officer — no longer on the filing

Say this

5 points · built from this screen
  1. You've bought 21 in this pocket — this one is a mile from your W Cactus Rd flip.Location
  2. You have 7702 N 19th Ave on the market at $389,900 — this is a similar box with a lighter rehab.On the market
  3. Your buys here run about 66% of resale; at $245,000 this is inside your band.Price
  4. You've resold 17 of 21 — this one has the spread for a flip.Keep vs. resell
  5. 9 of your buys came through a wholesaler and 4 through Investorlift — same paperwork as those.Wholesale

For the seller's eyes. Never a script.

  • The owner of record on the deed — the skip-trace target.
  • The listing agents on their holdings for sale.
  • The officers on the state business filing.
  • Folded into one person per name, with a role chip for every record that named them. Names nobody can call are folded into dead ends, with the reason.

Exhibit 5Illustrative — fictional people.

Call · Verify · Hand off

One button dials. A verified buyer lands in Mogul.

The Call button skip-traces the person and dials from the built-in dialer. What comes back stays apart from your contacts until a real conversation proves the buyer is real.

  1. Trace

    Every traced phone is displayed. Every printed number is its own dial target. Dead numbers are marked and excluded.

  2. Dial

    The built-in dialer places the call. No copying numbers into a phone.

  3. Verify

    A candidate becomes verified after a connected call of at least 30 seconds plus an email the buyer states on the call.

  4. Hand off

    You send one email — the deal you discussed. Its link opens the deal and the buyer's pre-built Mogul profile: their track record from public property records, ready to claim.

Daniel Whitcombe · traced
  • (602) 555-0143mobileDial
  • (480) 555-0192landlineDial
  • (623) 555-0177deadexcluded
Connected · 4:12

Email stated on the call · d.whitcombe@…

Verified
You → Daniel Whitcombe

4418 W Thunderbird Rd — the deal we discussed

Here's the deal from our call. Your buyer profile is ready to claim.

Open the deal

Your track record from public property records, ready to claim.

Exhibit 6Illustrative — fictional person, 555 numbers.

  • Nothing is skip-traced until you press Call — the sheet shows names and roles first.
  • Skip-trace output is held apart from your contacts until verification. Nothing unverified reaches your contacts book.
  • One email per verified buyer, about the one deal you discussed.
  • Dead numbers are marked and excluded.

Who it's for

Built for the people who have to sell the deal this week.

Same records, same screen — three ways to work it.

For disposition managers

Work the list the deeds rank, not the list you inherited.

  • Buyers ranked against the deal's price, ARV and condition
  • Say this talking points built from facts on the screen
  • A call sheet with the owner of record, the officers and the listing agents
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For wholesalers

Know the exit before you sign the contract.

  • Who has bought this kind of house nearby, and when
  • Whether they buy from wholesalers — and how many through Investorlift
  • What they typically pay against resale
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For acquisitions teams

Check a buyer before you go under contract.

  • Their pace: buys in the last months and the most recent deed
  • Their band, and what they take: SFR or condo, heavy rehab or light
  • Assigned, double-closed, resold or held — from the recorded deed
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Questions

What the data is, where it comes from, what it costs.

Something else? and ask it on the call.

See the buyers for one of your deals.

Bring an address in a covered market. Pay by card and God Mode opens today.

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What your plan opens

  • The map and the ranked buyers for your address
  • One verdict, six questions, and the records behind them
  • The call sheet, Say this and the Call button
  • Verified buyers handed to Mogul
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