Privacy Policy
Effective August 22, 2026. Last updated August 23, 2026
This policy is for LotLine, which is operated by Tyler Bennett, a sole proprietor who buys houses in San Antonio, Texas. LotLine is not a licensed real estate broker. When this page says "we" or "LotLine," it means Tyler Bennett operating LotLine.
It describes what information LotLine has, where it comes from, what it is used for, and how to tell us to stop. If something here does not match what LotLine actually does, this page is wrong. Tell us and we will fix it.
How to reach LotLine
LotLine, operated by Tyler Bennett, sole proprietor
San Antonio, Texas
Phone: 726-239-4779
Email: offers@lotlinetx.com
Use the contacts above for privacy questions, to opt out of calls or texts, or to ask what information LotLine has about you.
What LotLine collects, and where it comes from
LotLine does not run ads on this site, and does not use analytics cookies.
Public property records
County appraisal and recorder records are public. LotLine looks in those records for owners of houses in areas where it buys. That typically includes a name, mailing address, property address, and sometimes other recorded facts (taxes, liens, legal description). Public record is how LotLine may have known to call.
Phone numbers
A number LotLine calls may come from skip-tracing or directory sources used to reach the owner of record, or from you if you call or text. If you say a number is wrong, or that it should not be used, LotLine logs that and stops using it.
Skip-tracing is a source for calls. It is not consent to text. LotLine does not send cash-offer or other marketing texts to a number found only by skip-tracing. SMS is sent only after one of the opt-in methods in the SMS terms.
What you tell us
On a call, a text, a visit, or an email LotLine may write down what you say about the house (condition, occupancy, what you owe, timing, whether you want to sell). Those facts decide whether an offer can be made.
This website does not store a house address on a server. If you use the optional note on the site, your device opens your mail app with what you typed, and LotLine receives it as ordinary email. You do not have to use that note to talk to us.
Texts
If you submit a website form with an SMS consent box checked, LotLine records the number, consent choice, disclosure, source page, and time. If you text LotLine first, LotLine has your number, message, and time. Replies are part of that thread. See SMS terms for the messaging program carriers require us to describe.
This website
The server that hosts these pages may keep ordinary connection logs (IP address, time, the page requested) for a short time so the host can run the site and handle abuse. LotLine does not use that log to market to you. There is no account, no tracking pixel, and no "share with Facebook" button.
How LotLine uses the information
- To identify the owner of a house and call you.
- To send texts only after you opt in, as described in the SMS terms.
- To talk about a possible cash offer, visit the property if you agree, and write an offer if there is one.
- To reply if you contact us first.
- To complete a purchase if both sides sign, including title, closing, and assignment if the contract is assigned.
- To honor do-not-call and STOP requests, and to keep a record that they were honored.
- To follow the law (for example, a valid legal process).
LotLine does not use your information to run unrelated advertising, does not sell personal information, and does not sell phone numbers.
SMS and mobile information (A2P)
If you opt in by submitting a website form with an optional SMS consent box checked, or by texting LotLine first, LotLine may send only the categories of texts you selected. These can include marketing texts about possible cash offers and related services, or non-marketing texts for scheduling, transaction updates, and replies. Message frequency varies (typically fewer than 10 messages per month). Message and data rates may apply. Text STOP to cancel, HELP for help. A spoken yes on a call is not SMS consent.
No mobile information will be shared with third parties/affiliates for marketing/promotional purposes. Information sharing to subcontractors in support services, such as customer service, is permitted. All other use case categories exclude text messaging originator opt-in data and consent; this information will not be shared with any third parties.
LotLine does not sell or provide your mobile phone number, SMS opt-in data, or messaging consent to anyone so they can market to you.
Consent to texts is not required to get an offer. You can call or email instead.
When LotLine shares information
Information is shared only as needed to do the job you are in, or as the law requires:
- Title / escrow / closing. If we are heading to a contract or a close, the title company and related closing parties get the facts they need to close (names, property, contact, contract terms).
- The cash buyer on an assignment. If LotLine assigns its contract interest, that buyer gets transaction information needed to close. SMS opt-in data and consent are excluded and cannot be used for marketing. You will see the assignment in writing before you are bound in that way.
- Service providers (for example a phone carrier, texting provider, or the company that hosts this site). They process information on LotLine's behalf. They do not get to use your number for their own campaigns.
- Legal demands if disclosure is required.
LotLine does not sell, rent, or swap your information for advertising.
Calls, texts, and opting out
If you say you do not want calls, your number goes on LotLine's own do-not-call list and calls about buying your house stop. Text STOP and SMS to that number stops. Text HELP for a brief help reply. You can also email or call the contacts above.
LotLine aims to call only between 8:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. in your local time. If a message lands outside that, say so.
How long it is kept
If no deal is made, LotLine keeps enough to remember that you were contacted and whether you opted out, so you are not contacted again after you said stop. Your life story does not belong on a hard drive. If a contract is signed, transaction records are kept as long as tax, title, and dispute rules reasonably require.
Your requests
You can ask what LotLine has about you, ask for it to be corrected, or ask for what is no longer needed to be deleted. That is done unless a piece has to be kept (for example an opt-out record, or a signed contract). Texas's consumer data law (TDPSA) is written for larger businesses than this one. These requests are still answered because you asked, not because a statute forced a portal.
Children
This site and this work are for adult property owners. LotLine does not knowingly collect information from children.
This site's security
No website is perfectly safe. LotLine does not store card numbers or a customer login here. Treat email and SMS as ordinary channels. Do not send bank passwords or Social Security numbers by text.
Changes
If this policy changes in a way that matters, the date at the top is updated. The current version is the one on this URL.
Related: Terms of Use · SMS terms