How DealSpeed Helps You Dispo Novations and Creative-Finance Deals
DealSpeed is iSpeedToLead‘s disposition suite, a buyer-side network built to move a signed contract to the right buyer, agent, or title company as fast as possible. It connects investors to more than 6 million buyers and over 200,000 agents, which makes it one of the most complete off-market disposition networks available to wholesalers and creative-finance investors in 2026.
Novations and creative-finance deals are harder to dispo than a straight cash assignment, because they need a specific kind of buyer instead of just the highest bidder.
This article breaks down how DealSpeed solves that problem, how it works, and how investors are using it to move the deals most platforms leave you to figure out alone.
Acquiring a deal is only half the business. The other half is disposition, and disposition is where novations and creative-finance contracts get stuck.
A standard cash wholesale deal has a deep, obvious buyer pool: cash investors who flip or hold. A novation or a subject-to deal does not. Those exits need a buyer who understands terms, a retail end buyer reachable through the MLS, or a landlord willing to take over payments.
The result is a familiar bottleneck. Investors lock up a creative deal, then realize their cash-buyer list cannot move it, and the contract dies on the table. As Jerry Norton puts it:
“I have this argument with a lot of educators in the space: this business is 80% acquisitions, 20% dispositions. The reason people have a hard time in dispo is not because there’s not buyers, it’s because they have a bad deal or a marginal deal.”
— Jerry Norton, Flipping Mastery
DealSpeed exists to make sure a good deal never dies for lack of the right buyer.
DealSpeed is a disposition marketplace that plugs into the back end of your acquisition workflow. Once a deal is under contract, you market it through a network instead of starting your buyer search from zero.
The suite is built around four core assets:
Each piece matters for a different exit. The buyer database finds the end buyer, the agent network handles the retail and MLS side, and the title database closes it. Together they cover the full path from signed contract to recorded deal.
Disposition that used to require a personal Rolodex becomes a search problem instead of a networking problem.
A novation is a creative exit where you re-list the seller’s property at or near retail, then capture the spread between your agreed price and the final sale. Because the property usually goes back on the MLS, a novation lives or dies on agent access and retail buyer reach.
This is exactly where a cash-only buyer list falls short. You are not selling to a flipper at 70 cents on the dollar. You are reaching a retail buyer through a listing agent, which is a different network entirely.
DealSpeed covers both sides:
The proof is in the outcomes. Investor Misty Arellano split-tested iSpeedToLead against two other pay-per-lead vendors, then went all-in on ISTL. She spent under $2,000, landed three contracts, ran two of them as novations, and had one listed on the MLS at the time of writing.
That is a novation-heavy strategy producing results on a small budget, which is the whole point of pairing affordable lead access with a disposition network that can handle non-standard exits.
Creative finance covers subject-to, owner financing, and wrap deals, where the buyer takes over payments or the seller carries the note. These deals close with a terms buyer or a buy-and-hold landlord, not a cash flipper looking for a quick rehab.
The disposition challenge is matching. A subject-to deal posted to a generic cash-buyer list gets ignored, because the people on that list are not looking for payment-takeover opportunities. You need reach into the right buyer segment.
DealSpeed’s scale is what makes that match possible:
Creative-finance opportunities often start on the lead marketplace too. Sellers with low or no equity rarely work as cash deals, and DealPredictor scores the seller’s situation, not just the property, so you can spot the motivation patterns that point toward a terms exit.
Investor Austin Fry is a good example. After replacing cold calling with ISTL leads, he had an owner-finance deal under contract for his portfolio in St. Pete, Florida, alongside wholesale and JV deals across multiple markets. His first lead was a one-call close worth $27,750, which shows the same pipeline can feed both quick cash deals and longer creative-finance plays.
There are good free ways to dispo a deal. Facebook buyer groups are fast and cost nothing for a clean cash assignment, and a strong personal network can move simple deals without any tool at all.
The gap shows up the moment a deal gets complicated. Free buyer groups are crowded with wholesalers reposting the same contracts, and they rarely segment buyers by type, so a novation or subject-to deal gets buried under cash-only listings.
DealSpeed is different because it is integrated and segmented:
That integration matters. Your deal moves from the lead marketplace to MyCRM to DealSpeed without you rebuilding context at each step. Investor Casey used DealSpeed to market two deals and found two buyers, with a headline result of selling two deals in two days.
As Jordan Budd frames the modern dispo problem:
“Our disposition process is no longer about ‘we’ve got to find a buyer,’ it’s about finding the highest paying buyer. You do a handful of deals every month and you increase your spread by five or ten grand on each one, that’s pretty tremendous.”
— Jordan Budd, Joe Home Buyer Winston-Salem
A wider, better-organized buyer network is how you find that highest-paying buyer instead of settling for the first one.
DealSpeed fits any investor whose exits go beyond a simple cash assignment. The more creative your dispositions, the more the network is worth.
It is strongest for three groups:
Newer investors benefit too, because DealSpeed removes the biggest barrier to creative deals: not knowing where the right buyer lives. With the network handling buyer reach, you can take on a novation or subject-to deal you would otherwise pass on.
Getting started is a matter of feeding the disposition engine with deals worth moving. The workflow is straightforward.
If you are testing the platform for the first time, use the code GET90 at checkout for 90% off your first lead, so you can prove out the acquisition-to-disposition pipeline at minimal cost.
Every qualifying lead is also covered by the 21-day refund policy if the seller is unreachable, already under contract, or listed with an agent.

DealSpeed turns disposition from a networking scramble into a search problem, which is exactly what novations and creative-finance deals demand. With 6 million buyers, 200,000 agents, and a title company database behind every contract, iSpeedToLead gives investors a way to move the deals that standard cash-buyer lists cannot touch.
Acquisition gets you the contract, and DealSpeed gets you paid on it, even when the exit is complex.
Book a demo and see how DealSpeed moves novations and creative-finance deals to the right buyer in your market.
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DealSpeed helps with creative-finance deals by giving you reach into a buyer pool wide enough to include landlords and terms buyers, so subject-to and owner-finance contracts reach people who actually want payment-takeover opportunities.
DealSpeed includes more than 6 million buyers and over 200,000 agents, plus a title company database, which together cover the full path from a signed contract to a recorded close.
You can use DealSpeed to find a buyer for a subject-to deal by marketing it directly to the buyer network and using buyer outreach to surface landlords and terms buyers rather than cash-only flippers.
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