Estimated closings in the data
5,385 confirmed + 18,885 estimated
DVD Results
VIP National Data Audit
We checked DVD leads against county sale records, then applied what they show to every lead we've delivered. Confirmed sales are as recorded; the totals include estimates.
Estimated closed volume
$3.212B confirmed + $11.786B estimated
Annual sale pace
homes on our lists sell each year
Typical time to sale
median from delivery to sale (sales in a home's first year)
What to expect on the program
Based on one 35-lead dataset a month. Each month's list keeps aging, so by your first anniversary you hold 12 lists — one 12 months old, one 11 months old, and so on down to last month's.
After 12 months
approximately closings
in your data · 420 leads delivered
Typical range 4–11 · ≈ $5M in sales
After 24 months
approximately closings
in your data · 840 leads delivered
Typical range 22–35 · ≈ $18M in sales
After 12 months
approximately closings
in your data · 600 leads delivered
Typical range 7–15 · ≈ $7M in sales
After 24 months
approximately closings
in your data · 1,200 leads delivered
Typical range 33–49 · ≈ $26M in sales
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Your lists keep selling as they age
A closing here means a home on your lists sold — not a deal you personally closed. Averages from county-recorded sales on the leads we audited; actual results vary by market, list size and follow-up.
Estimated totals apply the month-by-month sale rates measured on the leads we audited against county records to every one of the 883,314 homes delivered (April 2024 – October 2026), by each home's delivery date as of October 19, 2026, valued at the average sale price in its state; confirmed sales count as recorded. Estimates are not guarantees. How we count: a sale is the first arm's-length sale recorded at least 14 days after the list was delivered, from county records via BatchData. Family and trust transfers, foreclosure deeds and commercial parcels aren't counted. Totals include lists delivered as recently as October 2026, which have had little time to sell. Annual sale pace divides sales by the total time every home has been on a list. Program expectations apply each month's observed sale rate from all homes to one 35-lead list a month; the typical range is the middle 80% of likely outcomes. Typical time to sale is the median days from delivery to sale for sales in a home's first year. A recorded sale shows the home sold — not that our outreach caused it, or who represented the buyer or seller. Past results don't guarantee future sales. Data through August 31, 2026.
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