A seller’s first inquiry needs somewhere to go.
Acadia Homes USA helps homeowners explore a cash sale for their property. The website needed to explain that offer clearly and give interested sellers a straightforward way to start.
For Acadia’s wholesaling business, the journey also needed to continue after the form. A property inquiry is more useful when its details reach the CRM and the team has a process for following up promptly.
We built the website and the intake around that complete handoff: start with the address, collect the remaining details, and connect the inquiry to the team’s existing CRM and speed-to-lead setup.
Connect the website to the first seller conversation.
Explain the offer and make the starting point obvious
We built a website around Acadia’s cash home-buying offer. The homepage introduces the as-is sale, explains the buying process, and gives homeowners a prominent place to enter their property address. The seller can understand the offer and begin from the same page.
Start with an address, then collect the details
We built progressive lead capture with Google address search integrated into the website. Sellers start by entering their property address, then continue with the rest of the form. That sequence gives the inquiry a clear starting point and connects the property with the seller’s contact details.
Connect new inquiries to the CRM and speed-to-lead setup
We integrated lead capture with Acadia’s CRM and set up speed to lead for incoming inquiries. The work connects the website to the team’s follow-up process, so a new seller inquiry can move into the system they use to manage leads and begin the conversation.
The seller inquiry, end to end
- Get Found
Understand the offer
The website explains the cash sale and invites the seller to start.
- Capture Leads
Address → seller details
Google address search leads into the remaining intake fields.
- Respond Quickly
CRM → follow-up
The inquiry connects to the CRM and speed-to-lead setup.


