Driving for dollars, skip tracing and litigator warnings
When a house looks neglected, the question is who owns it and whether there is room for a deal. Driving for dollars in DealRivet answers that from the curb, finds the owner’s phone numbers and warns you before you text someone known for suing.
Pick the house
Open Driving for dollars and tap the house on the map, which shows house numbers, or use your phone’s location. The card loads the owner, how long they have owned it and the property facts for that parcel.
Check the money
Review estimated equity, open mortgages and loan types, involuntary liens with their amounts and types, and the county value. Missing data stays missing; confirm payoffs and liens with a title company before you rely on them.
Skip trace the owner
Skip trace owner finds phone numbers and emails after showing the price in research credits. Do Not Call numbers are marked and not tap-to-call. If the owner is a known litigator, the card says so before you reach out.
Save the lead
Save the house as a lead with a photo and the best callable number. A known litigator keeps a red Litigator tag on the lead, and DealRivet refuses texts to them, automatic replies included.
Questions about this workflow
How does driving for dollars work in DealRivet?
Open Driving for dollars, then tap the house on a map that shows house numbers, or use your phone’s location. The card shows the owner and how long they have owned it, estimated equity, open mortgages and loan types, involuntary liens, the county value, the home’s facts and any listing or rental. Skip trace the owner for phone numbers and emails, then save the house as a lead with a photo. Driving for dollars is part of the paid plan; it is not included in the free trial.
Can I skip trace a property owner in DealRivet?
Yes. On a house in Driving for dollars, Skip trace owner looks up the owner’s phone numbers and email addresses. The price in research credits is shown before you confirm. Numbers on the Do Not Call list are marked and are not tap-to-call, and saving the house as a lead keeps the best callable number. Contact data does not establish consent to call or text; follow the do-not-call and consent rules that apply to you.
Does DealRivet warn me about known litigators?
Yes. When a skip trace shows that an owner is a known litigator, someone known for suing over calls and texts, the lead gets a red Litigator tag in the lead list, on its card and on the property page, with a warning banner. DealRivet refuses to send texts to that person, including the automatic reply to a new form lead. The flag comes from skip-trace records, so an owner nobody has traced shows no tag; it is a safeguard, not a substitute for your own compliance.
Does DealRivet show liens on a property?
Where the property records include them, the property page and Driving for dollars show the number of involuntary liens, such as tax liens and judgments, their total amount, and each lien’s type and recording date, alongside open mortgages and loan types. Coverage varies; confirm liens and payoffs with a title company before closing.