Inside Goliath: an overview of the properties page

The Properties page in Goliath gives you a powerful way to find, analyze, and act on real estate opportunities. By using filters, lists, and quick actions, you can build targeted property segments, dive into detailed property data, and move directly into skip tracing or outreach. Whether you’re prospecting new clients or researching individual addresses, the Properties page helps you turn raw property data into organized, actionable opportunities.

What's covered in this video 

1. Accessing the Properties Page 0:01

Learn how to navigate to the Properties page and use it to prospect new clients or research individual property addresses.

2. Understanding Filters 0:11

See how filters are organized on the left side of the page, including personal filters visible only to you and team filters shared across your organization.

3. Creating Property Lists 0:21

Discover how to create custom property lists by selecting multiple properties, using actions, and adding them to new or existing lists. Lists can also be created from uploaded data.

4. Managing Uploaded Files 0:47

Find where uploaded property files live, including lists like pre-foreclosures or tax delinquencies sourced from external data.

5. Managing Filters and Lists 0:57

Learn how to rename, move, duplicate, and edit filters, as well as organize, rename, or delete property lists to keep your workspace clean.

6. Applying Filters 1:13

Explore filtering options available in the top right, including property type, location, event-based filters, and bed and bath criteria.

7. Running a Test Filter 1:38

Watch an example of applying multiple filters together to create a targeted property segment, such as single-family homes in a specific county.

8. Viewing Property Details 2:05

Click into an individual property to review estimated values, rental insights, ownership details, and historical transaction data.

9. Skip Tracing Properties 3:01

See how to skip trace a property to retrieve owner phone numbers and email addresses directly from the Property Details page.

10. Downloading Catalyst Events 3:10

If you’re on the Scale plan, learn how to access and download original source documents tied to catalyst events like liens or judgments.

11. Bulk Actions on Properties 3:24

Understand how to take action on multiple properties at once, including skip tracing, exporting data, or adding properties to lists.

12. Using Quick Filters 3:48

Use quick-fill filters to instantly surface common property categories such as pre-foreclosures or tax delinquencies.

Step-by-step breakdown

Overview

The Properties page is built around three core areas:

• Filters and lists on the left side

• Property results in the main table

• Actions and quick filters in the top right

Together, these tools help you narrow down properties, organize data, and move quickly from research to outreach.

Filters and Lists

On the left side of the page, you’ll find filters and lists used to segment properties.

Filters are divided into two types:

• Personal filters, which are only visible to you

• Team filters, which are shared across your organization

Lists represent groups of properties that have been saved or uploaded into the platform.

You can create a list by selecting multiple properties, choosing Actions, selecting Add to List, and creating a new list. Lists will appear in the left panel once created.

Lists can also be generated automatically when uploading data into the platform. Uploaded files such as pre-foreclosures, tax delinquencies, or other sourced lists will appear here for easy access.

Both filters and lists can be managed directly from the left panel. You can rename, duplicate, move, edit, or delete them to keep things organized.

Applying Property Filters

In the top right corner of the Properties page, you’ll find additional tools:

• Filters

• List View

• Actions

Filters can be applied to any property results in the table. Available filters include:

• Property type

• County, city, or location

• Event-based filters such as pre-foreclosure or tax delinquency

• MLS status for applicable plans

• Bedrooms and bathrooms

• Days on market

These filters allow you to build highly customized property segments.

When applying filters, pay close attention to AND / OR logic. For example, selecting single-family homes and properties in Hamilton County, Tennessee will return only addresses that meet both criteria.

Viewing Property Details

Clicking on any property opens the Property Details page, where Goliath provides a comprehensive breakdown of available data.

This includes:

• Estimated property value

• Estimated investor price

• Estimated rental value

• Bed and bath count

• Square footage

• Owner information and mailing address

Scrolling further reveals additional insights when available, such as:

• Rent and comp snapshots

• Zoning and legal description

• Comparable neighborhood properties

• Transaction history

• Mortgage details including lender and interest rate

Owner Information and Catalyst Events

On the right side of the Property Details page, you’ll find:

• The current owner listed on deed

• Related individuals when available

• Catalyst events tied to the property

Catalyst events may include items like liens, tax delinquencies, or judgments. If the owner holds multiple properties, those will also be displayed here.

For users on the Scale plan, catalyst events can be opened to view and download the original source documents, such as court filings or county records.

Skip Tracing Properties

From the Property Details page, you can skip trace an individual property to retrieve phone numbers and email addresses for the owner.

You can also skip trace in bulk by selecting multiple properties from the table, choosing Actions, and selecting skip trace. From there, you can:

• Skip trace and export property data

• Skip trace and create contacts

• Export property-only data

Using Quick Filters

Quick filters in the top right allow you to apply common filters with a single click. These are useful for fast segmentation, such as:

• Pre-foreclosures

• Tax delinquencies

• Probates

Selecting a quick filter immediately updates the property list to match that criteria.

Best practices, tips and tricks

A few best practices

• Start broad with filters, then narrow down to avoid over-constraining your results too early

• Use team filters for shared strategies and personal filters for experimentation

• Keep lists clean by archiving or renaming outdated segments

When to use filters vs lists

• Use filters to discover and explore new property opportunities

• Use lists to save, organize, and return to properties you plan to work

• Convert high-intent filtered results into lists before taking action

Working with property data

• Always review Property Details before skip tracing or outreach

• Use estimated values and rent data as directional guidance, not final underwriting

• Check catalyst events and ownership history to understand motivation signals

Skip tracing and outreach

• Skip trace only after confirming the property meets your criteria

• Use bulk skip tracing for efficiency once a list is finalized

• Create contacts from skiptraced properties to keep outreach organized

Using quick filters effectively

• Use quick filters for fast list building or daily prospecting

• Combine quick filters with additional criteria for better targeting

• Save refined results as lists to reuse later

Recommended daily workflow

• Apply filters to surface new opportunities

• Review Property Details on the most promising addresses

• Save qualified properties to lists

• Skip trace and take action once criteria is confirmed