$458K in his first 7 months

$458K net in 7 months by going all-in on probate. One niche, one system, massive results.
About
Quentin Jivery's journey in the Central Florida real estate market is a testament to transformation and strategic focus. Transitioning from a carpenter and dabbling in real estate through traditional methods, Quentin's approach before discovering DataSift was characterized by a lack of direction and reliance on disparate tactics.
Operating market
Central Florida's competitive landscape served as the backdrop for Quentin's real estate endeavors, where he initially found modest success through conventional methods.
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The Challenge
Seven months before this interview, Quentin worked full time as a carpenter. He came home and called agents and sellers from 2pm to 8pm, every evening. He closed a few deals that way, but there was no system behind them, just records, dials, and hope.
A DataSift user, Cameron Johnson, introduced him to the platform, and the correct number tracking hooked him immediately. The start was still rough. He assumed he was looking at list stacking software, and for the first 15 days he was struggling and confused. He asked the community so many questions he calls himself a pest. Then Tyler logged into his account around 8pm one night and built his filter presets himself. Quentin still runs those same presets today.
What They Built
Fresh probate records in the account every morning
A data person pulls the previous day's probates, foreclosures, and evictions from Hillsborough County and statewide Florida sources, then uploads them while Quentin sleeps. Beneficiaries get added up front with skip traced numbers from Skip Genie. It costs more, but the first call reaches someone who can actually sell the property.
One preset flow his caller runs the same way daily
His caller starts at cold call attempt three and works backward to ready to market, so no record gets doubled up or neglected. Each record gets calls and a text, a status update, and the system promotes it to the next preset automatically. Dials go into a free tally counter to keep the day honest.
He was like, shut up, stop complaining. Now do this every day and see what happens. And boom, within like two weeks I got a deal.
Caller ID checks before a record dies
On attempt three the caller pastes each number into a caller ID lookup, a trick Quentin borrowed from Kevin Hernandez. If someone else's name comes back, the record skips the exhausted pile and goes straight to the deep prospect board.
Deep prospecting the sellers nobody else reaches
His data person researches about seven deep dive records every morning and queues them for an initial call. That bucket produced his biggest single fee.
It was a deep dive. Nobody else was talking to this guy. Nobody, nobody else was talking to him. And it was amazing.
Before and After

Before DataSift
- Achieved Data Clarity
- Consistent Deal Flow
- Inconsistent Deal Flow
- Poor Marketing Flow
- Little Data Clarity
- Relied On Google Sheets
- Consistent Deal Flow
- Data Clarity / Organization
- Wholesales, Flips And Does Retail
- Strong Marketing Flow
- Didn't Understand Data Management
- Strong Real Estate Agent
- Wanted To Break Into Wholesaling But Didn't Know How
- Healthy Scale
- Data Driven Decisions
- Consistent Deals
- Strong Marketing Flow
- Inconsistent
- Little Data Insight
- Unorganized Bulk Marketing
- Strategic Focus on Niches
- Enhanced Lead Flow and Certainty
- Streamlined Marketing Process
- Efficient Use of Data
- Direct Mail & Deep Prospecting
- Broad, Unfocused Strategy
- Inconsistency in Results
- Dependency on Luck
- Marketing Clarity
- 6 Figure Months
- High Deal Volume
- Strong Marketing Flow
- Proper Data Management
- Weak Marketing Flow
- Poor Data Management
- Lack of Focus
- Manual Efforts
- Successful Scale
- Total Data Clarity
- Clear Marketing Approach
- Large Deal Spreads
- Improper Data Management
- Poor Marketing Method
- Inconsistent Deal Flow
- Strong Marketing Flow
- Clear Data Management
- Clear Data Management
- Successful Scale
- Many ways to close deals
- Large deal spreads
- Poor data management
- Unable to scale properly
- Poor marketing flow
- Smaller Deal Spreads
- Increased Deal Volume
- Platform Utilization
- Realtor Collaboration
- Funding Efforts
- Lots Of Deals
- Data Driven Decisions
- Strong Marketing Flow
- Sales And Marketing Clarity
- Poor Data Management
- Poor Marketing Flow
- Relied On Bulk Marketing
- Lack of Clarity
- Automated Acquisition
- Strong Marketing Flow
- Data Driven Decisions
- Structured Follow-ups
- Increased Lead Generation
- Achieved Sales And Marketing Clarity
- Manual Acquisition Processes
- Ineffective Marketing Flow
- Minimal Lead Insights
- Poor Follow Up Flow
- Inconsistent Lead Generation
- Lacked Sales And Marketing Clarity
After DataSift
- Achieved Data Clarity
- Consistent Deal Flow
- Inconsistent Deal Flow
- Poor Marketing Flow
- Little Data Clarity
- Relied On Google Sheets
- Consistent Deal Flow
- Data Clarity / Organization
- Wholesales, Flips And Does Retail
- Strong Marketing Flow
- Didn't Understand Data Management
- Strong Real Estate Agent
- Wanted To Break Into Wholesaling But Didn't Know How
- Healthy Scale
- Data Driven Decisions
- Consistent Deals
- Strong Marketing Flow
- Inconsistent
- Little Data Insight
- Unorganized Bulk Marketing
- Strategic Focus on Niches
- Enhanced Lead Flow and Certainty
- Streamlined Marketing Process
- Efficient Use of Data
- Direct Mail & Deep Prospecting
- Broad, Unfocused Strategy
- Inconsistency in Results
- Dependency on Luck
- Marketing Clarity
- 6 Figure Months
- High Deal Volume
- Strong Marketing Flow
- Proper Data Management
- Weak Marketing Flow
- Poor Data Management
- Lack of Focus
- Manual Efforts
- Successful Scale
- Total Data Clarity
- Clear Marketing Approach
- Large Deal Spreads
- Improper Data Management
- Poor Marketing Method
- Inconsistent Deal Flow
- Strong Marketing Flow
- Clear Data Management
- Clear Data Management
- Successful Scale
- Many ways to close deals
- Large deal spreads
- Poor data management
- Unable to scale properly
- Poor marketing flow
- Smaller Deal Spreads
- Increased Deal Volume
- Platform Utilization
- Realtor Collaboration
- Funding Efforts
- Lots Of Deals
- Data Driven Decisions
- Strong Marketing Flow
- Sales And Marketing Clarity
- Poor Data Management
- Poor Marketing Flow
- Relied On Bulk Marketing
- Lack of Clarity
- Automated Acquisition
- Strong Marketing Flow
- Data Driven Decisions
- Structured Follow-ups
- Increased Lead Generation
- Achieved Sales And Marketing Clarity
- Manual Acquisition Processes
- Ineffective Marketing Flow
- Minimal Lead Insights
- Poor Follow Up Flow
- Inconsistent Lead Generation
- Lacked Sales And Marketing Clarity
What changed
Quentin's perspective shifted dramatically after being introduced to DataSift by another user. Initially perceiving it as merely a list stacking software, he soon realized its extensive capabilities beyond his expectations. The platform's emphasis on number tracking illuminated the path to success, diverging from the conventional wisdom peddled by real estate gurus.
Quentin Jivery's case study underscores the transformative impact of adopting a focused, data-driven approach through DataSift, moving from aimless efforts to strategic successes in the Central Florida real estate market.
Quentin credits DataSift with enabling him to navigate the real estate landscape more effectively, stating, "If I listened to what the gurus were saying, I wouldn't have been able to make it in real estate."
The Results
Quentin went from evening dialing after carpentry shifts to $458K net in his first seven months, starting in February. Three deals closed inside the first two months, including a JV with the community members who helped him get set up. His latest close was a $37,000 fee on a Jacksonville deep dive deal nobody else was chasing. Another contract in the pipeline projects at $25,000 to $30,000.
The overhead is the bigger contrast. His caller costs $500 a month, plus skip tracing and tools, and he quit the carpentry job. He is blunt about the alternative: spending what others claim is required would leave him broke, miserable, and back at the job. Aimless 2pm to 8pm dialing became a simple daily system his caller and data person run while he works the leads.
It almost becomes addicting, because you can see everything so much clearer than you've ever seen in your data before.
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