How estate agents can find buyers before listing
By the Match My Move team · Published
Estate agents can look for suitable buyers before listing by comparing a property's details with existing buyer requirements. On Match My Move, an agent can enter those details as soon as a seller calls for a valuation. The platform identifies matching registered buyers, whose profiles help the agent prioritise contact.
When can an agent start a property search?
Match My Move allows an agent to create a property search when a seller calls for a valuation. Entering the property details at that point gives the agent a way to find suitable registered searches before a public portal listing.
Matching starts with the property details you enter and the requirements buyers have registered.
What can an agent learn from matching buyers?
Agents can view buyers whose requirements match the property. Buyer profiles are graded on activity and profile completeness, giving agents information to help prioritise who to contact.
Agents can also see buyers who have a property to sell, which can help them consider buyer chains alongside the immediate property search.
How can this support a valuation conversation?
You can show a seller the buyer interest you have identified for the property. This brings registered buyer requirements into the conversation before the property is listed.
A matching search shows a potential fit between requirements and property details. It is not a confirmed offer, sale or instruction.
Who contacts the buyers?
Agents contact matching buyers directly. Match My Move provides the matching connection and the profile information used to prioritise contact.
Buyers choose whether estate agents can contact them and set their contact preferences. Those choices remain part of the process rather than being replaced by the matching result.