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An opportunity is a match: one of your buyers fits another broker’s live listing. This is the buyer side of the network — the platform finding you inventory for the clients you already have.

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Read an opportunity

Each opportunity card shows:
  • The match score (how well the listing fits the buyer’s brief).
  • The listing’s price, type, beds, and area.
  • The sub-agent fee the listing broker is offering — both the percentage and the estimated amount (for example, 0.5% · ≈£1,500).
  • Whether you’ve already sent interest on it.
Open one to see the full match breakdown — price, location, type, beds, size, and amenities, side by side (buyer wants → property has) — plus the listing broker and their trust signals.

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Express interest

When an opportunity is worth pursuing:
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Open the opportunity and review the breakdown

Check the match and the fee.
2

Click Express interest

Optionally add a short note for the listing broker (for example, “cash buyer, can view this week”).
3

A deal thread opens

This creates a deal with the listing broker. Buyer identity stays private until the deal progresses.
Once you’ve sent it, the opportunity reads Interest sent — a deal thread is open and takes you to the deal. If that interest doesn’t go anywhere you can Express interest again.

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From your Loop CRM

If you’ve connected Loop, Opportunities also surfaces matches marked From your Loop CRM. These pair your own CRM buyers with other brokers’ live listings — the network working the buyers already in your book. Open one and the match is shown as evidence rather than a score. Each requirement says where it came from: Area the buyer gave, Inferred from their notes, or BrokerBuddy read this from your Loop notes. You can see what the buyer actually said and judge the fit yourself, instead of trusting a number. Your buyer’s identity stays private: the other broker never sees who they are unless a connection forms.
1

Open the match

Review the listing and why your buyer matches it.
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Pursue

Pursuing re-checks your buyer’s live consent, then sends a connection request to the listing broker. Both sides stay anonymous until you connect, and a deal opens.
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Undo, if you are quick

Changed your mind? Undo shortly after cancels the request and removes the buyer’s contact details. Leave it too long and you’ll see the owner may have already responded — at that point it stands.
Only buyers who have consented to property matching in your CRM appear here, and their personal details aren’t stored until you pursue.
There is a daily cap on connection requests. Reach it and you’ll see You’ve reached today’s connection limit — try again tomorrow. It exists to keep the network a place where requests mean something, rather than something to blanket. A listing that has since come off the market can’t be pursued, and the card will say so.

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Dismiss an opportunity

Not a fit? Dismiss it and it won’t show again. You can still find the buyer under Buyers. If an interest you sent doesn’t go through, you can dismiss the opportunity or express interest again.