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Disposition is the selling side of a real estate investment. In wholesaling, it includes finding an end buyer for a deal or contract interest. SCOUTRE Disposition helps with investor research and shortlisting; it does not complete the sale or assignment.

Choose a supported state or metro, then review recorded purchase activity. Use the minimum cash-purchase percentage filter when cash history matters. Compare profiles and independently confirm current buying interest, criteria and purchasing capacity.

Yes. Tap Search investors on that property. Available property context preselects its mapped metro, property type and suggested historical average-price range. Listing price takes precedence over estimated value. You can enter your intended sale price and change every criterion. Missing required location or price details must be completed before searching.

Yes. Tap Search investors at the top of CRM. Complete Location, then Buying criteria. This opens an independent search and does not select your CRM list. Profiles you save go to your general investor shortlist.

Investor name, state, metro, property type, minimum and maximum historical average purchase price, investor strategy, home builders, investor type, latest purchase since, minimum transactions, minimum properties, minimum purchase volume, minimum cash-purchase percentage and shortlist only.

Recorded transaction count comes first, highest to lowest. Equal counts are ordered by latest recorded purchase, then stable name and identity tie-breakers. Price is a filter, not the primary ranking. There are 30 profiles per page, with pagination to remaining matches.

It counts recorded transactions across the profile’s observed period, which can span multiple markets. Latest purchase since filters on the latest recorded purchase month; it does not recalculate transaction totals within that date range. Property count does not establish current ownership.

No. It is the historical average price in the available purchase records. Use it to narrow research, then ask the investor about their current acquisition criteria. A matching average does not mean they want your property.

Yes. Available strategy labels include Flipper, Buy-and-hold, Institutional, Multi-entity and Recently active buyer. Labels describe observed activity. Recently active buyer means limited purchase history in the available records, not that the investor is new to investing.

Yes. Default searches exclude matched builders and possible builder matches. You can include builders, show matched builders only, or review possible builders only. A possible affiliation needs review; builders are a valid research category.

No. Disposition does not currently include investor phone numbers or email addresses. Saving a profile does not send a message. Property-owner research and outreach elsewhere in SCOUTRE are separate features, not investor-contact enrichment.

No. Results are research candidates based on recorded activity. Independently confirm who represents the investor, whether they are buying now, their current criteria and their ability to close. Historical cash activity is not current proof of funds.

Search supported states and metro areas shown in the current selector. A metro can include several cities and surrounding communities. Coverage varies by available investor research data. Dedicated city, county, ZIP-code, radius and neighborhood filters are not part of this workflow.

Independent searches save to a general investor shortlist. Searches opened from a CRM property save to that property’s shortlist. Shortlist only shows saved profiles in the current context. Shortlisting organizes research; it does not contact or automatically match buyers.