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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

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These answers describe Contract Hunter’s current public product, membership, role, payment, privacy, and onboarding behavior. They are written for people evaluating the software and should not be treated as mortgage, legal, tax, or compliance advice.
Current product information · Reviewed October 23, 2026

Product scope

Contract Hunter organizes mortgage leads, partner collaboration, follow-ups, tasks, goals, reporting, and controlled letter workflows. It does not originate, underwrite, approve, deny, or fund a mortgage.

Access scope

Each company workspace is separate. Loan-team access follows authorized workspace permissions. Realtor access is limited to assigned buyers approved for partner visibility.

Membership scope

Loan officers use an individual, company, or verified CSC Group Coaching membership path. Invited realtors and authorized support staff do not purchase separate loan-officer seats.

Help scope

Target Practice teaches each role with fictional information. Decoy answers how-to questions from reviewed product guidance; it does not inspect buyer records or provide loan-specific advice.

DIRECT ANSWERS

Questions people ask.

What is Contract Hunter?

Mortgage lead-management and loan-officer/realtor collaboration software.

Who owns Contract Hunter?

Contract Hunter is operated by Compass Sales Coaching, LLC.

Is Contract Hunter a mortgage lender?

No. It is software and does not make lending decisions.

Can outside companies see the founding team’s records?

No. New companies receive separate workspaces, and server-side access rules enforce company and role boundaries.

Do realtor partners pay?

No. Invited realtors use the workspace through their participating loan officer.

How does payment work?

After company review, Contract Hunter sends a QuickBooks invoice and activates the workspace after payment or eligible CSC membership is verified.

Is automatic website checkout live?

No. The current payment and activation process includes manual review and verification.

Can users customize sources and goals?

Loan officers can maintain up to ten active lead sources and set workspace-specific monthly goals.

Does Decoy read buyer records?

No. Decoy uses reviewed help guidance and does not look up buyer information or send questions to an outside AI provider.

Where can I ask a privacy question?

Email privacy@contract-hunter.com without including passwords, codes, financial information, or loan documents.

This page describes current Contract Hunter product behavior. It is not mortgage, legal, tax, privacy, security, or compliance advice. Features and membership availability may change.