Work your next neighborhood from your screen.

Choose a neighborhood you can serve.

Start with a place that makes sense for your business: streets near a completed job, an area you already serve or a neighborhood you want to research. Keep your session focused on homes in that area.

See the home before your next step.

Open a property to review available homeowner details. Use the information that is returned to prepare your next action. Contact information varies by home; the record gives you context, not a promise of interest.

Use your phone. Keep your context.

Use your own phone or dialer to connect. After an attempt, save the outcome and a useful note with the home. Keep the detail you will want when you return, such as what was discussed and what you intend to do next.

Pick up where the work left off.

Filter your saved homes by outcome, read the last note and choose the next property to revisit. Your saved records stay available without paying to open them again.

• Choose an area with a clear reason to work there.
• Review the intended home and its available details.
• Record what actually happened after the attempt.
• Return with the last note in view.

Try the complete loop on one home.

Before expanding the session, test whether you can select a relevant home, review the available details, save a useful note and find it again. That gives you a concrete way to decide whether the workflow fits your routine.

• Choose one home for a reason.
• Review the current credit information before a new lookup.
• Reopen the saved record and find your note.