Aged mortgage leads that can still fund.
Aged leads are sold by how old they are and how little they cost. Nobody stops to check whether the loan behind one can still close. iLeads reads the property record behind every aged lead and sells you only the ones verified fundable today.
Revive
Aged internet leads sourced from our aggregator partners, every record run through the engine, and only the vetted winners sold to you.
- Every lead matched to title-grade property records
- 40-50% of raw leads filtered out before you see them
- Funding rates proven by recorded liens
How old a mortgage lead is says almost nothing about whether it can still fund. The property behind it decides that, and the property has changed since the form was filled out. Each record is matched to county title records covering 150M+ U.S. properties, read for value, equity, liens and default as they stand today, and gated Fundable, Watchlist or Won’t Fund, and only the ones whose property can still carry a loan are sold. Those are iLeads Revive leads.
How Revive reads the property behind an aged lead.
Value, equity, liens and default are checked before a lead ever reaches you.
An old lead is not the same as a dead lead.
The aged market prices a lead by its age, which is the one thing about it that says nothing. What decides whether the loan can close is the property, and the property is not on the form.
- Lead 53408 Cedar Hollow Fundable VA
- Lead 61327 Ellsworth Ave Won’t Fund NOD
- Lead 69246 Fairhaven Rd Fundable Streamline
- Lead 47165 Sycamore Ln Won’t Fund Already refinanced
- Lead 55084 Quail Run Fundable FHA
- Lead 63003 Larkspur Way Watchlist Good collateral, wrong timing
- Lead 40922 Stonegate Dr Fundable Cash-out
- Lead 48841 Maple Ave Won’t Fund Not on title
Every row is a Revive lead after the property was re-read. Only the green ones are sold.
How an aged lead gets vetted
before you buy it.
Every aged record goes through the same engine before any of it reaches you, and most of it does not make the cut.
Source the aged records
iLeads buys aged internet leads from its aggregator partners, in volume, before any of them are graded.
Read the property behind each one
Every record is matched to title-grade public records and read for value, equity, lien position, and default activity as they stand today.
Sell only the verified winners
Records that can’t support a loan are dropped. Good collateral with the wrong timing goes on the Watchlist, where the engine keeps reading until the data crosses your threshold.
Do aged mortgage leads actually work?
Lenders don’t tell us when a lead funds, and we don’t ask. We look it up, property by property. These are the numbers from a recent sample of 126 orders.
Revive leads went on to fund a loan across the market, in a recent sample of 126 orders. How we measure it.
of the leads that fund do it with a lender other than the original real-time buyer.
loans, worth more than $20 billion, that closed off the leads we sold in a recent sample of 126 orders.
Illustrative record — an example lead, not client data.
Questions buyers ask.
We bought older leads before and they didn’t work. What’s different here?
Older leads are usually sold by age and price with nothing checked. Every Revive lead is matched to county title records and read for value, equity, liens and default before it’s sold, and only the records whose property can still carry a loan make it through.
How many other lenders got the same lead?
Revive leads are shared, the same way the original leads were sold. What sets them apart is the check on the property behind each one, not who else has the name.
Why do they cost less than fresh leads?
A lead’s price falls as it ages, whatever the property behind it is worth today. Revive leads are priced as older leads but sold only after the property has been re-read.
Is there a minimum order?
Volume depends on your territory and the loan types you want. Talk to us and we’ll size an order to your team.
Stop buying aged leads by their age.
Buy the aged records the property can still carry, and leave the rest to whoever is still sorting by date.