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Property management - Sales property statuses

Updated over 5 months ago

Please find below a table detailing the different statuses a sales property can be set to, with a description of what each one means and whether they feed through to marketing portals.

Note, marketing portals may not accept all available marketable statuses.

Status

Description

Portal feed

Enquiry

The general enquiry status. This can be used when there is no need/want for a secondary status.

N/A

Enquiry – Suspect

An enquiry from an owner that it is suspected will be a successful client. This is often someone that seems to be interested in your business, but there is little else known about them.

N/A

Enquiry – Prospect

An enquiry from an owner that can be classified as a prospect. This means the client has a high chance of being a successful client. Often this is because the client is known.

N/A

Enquiry – Lead

An enquiry from an owner who is interested in an angents services, or is in communication with the agent to arrange an appraisal.

N/A

Enquiry – Won

An enquiry in which the clients’ business has been won.

N/A

Enquiry – Qualified out

A rejected enquiry for various reasons at the agent's discretion.

N/A

Enquiry – Lost

An enquiry from an owner that has decided to give their business to another agent.

N/A

Pending

This status is used for the pre-marketing period, usually between the client agreeing to your terms and conditions and the property being put on the market.

N/A

Viewings on hold

This status is used when no further viewings are to be booked. Setting a property to this status prevents the property from being marketed.

N/A

Occupied on market

The property has residents during the selling period.

Active

Unoccupied on market

The property has no residents during the selling period.

Active

Unoccupied off-market sale

The property has no residents during the selling period. As this is an off-market status, it will prevent the property from being marketed.

N/A

Occupied off-market sale

The property has residents during the selling period. As this is an off-market status, it will prevent the property from being marketed.

N/A

Under offer

The property currently has one or more offers that the owner is considering and yet to accept.

Under offer

Sold STC

The owner has accepted an offer against the property, however the contracts are yet to be signed.

Sold STC

Sold STCM

The owner has accepted an offer against the property (Scotland), however the missives are yet to be signed.

Sold STCM

Reserved

A reservation fee has been paid against a new build property.

N/A

Contracts exchanged

The contracts have been exchanged and signed.

N/A

Past property

The general past (archived) property status. This can be used when a secondary status is not needed/wanted.

N/A

Past property – Completed

The property has been sold and the whole selling process has completed successfully.

N/A

Past property – Withdrawn

The property has not been sold as the owner has withdrawn the property from the market and from the agent's contractual agreement.

N/A

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