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Deal Pipeline

Real Estate Deal Pipeline - Where Money Is Made

Two distinct deal types for real estate: Seller Deals (owner wants to sell) and Buyer Deals (searching houses for buyer). Each deal has complete context with all communication, stakeholders and documents in one card.

2
distinct workflows (Seller & Buyer)
100%
complete context per deal card
Momentum
philosophy - stagnation = problem

Pipeline Types

Seller 8 stages

Mandate → Online → Visits → Offer → Reservation → Deposit → Won/Lost

Buyer 9 stages

Knowing Property → First Visit → Multiple Visits → Offer → Reservation → 10% Contract → Signing Deed → Won/Lost

Deals - The Core of Real Estate CRM

In real estate everything revolves around two things: Finding leads and closing deals. A Deal is where you make money. Tesoro has two main types:

Seller Deal

Seller Deal (Sale)

Owner wants to sell their house. Agent appraises, lists the property, puts it online and on portals, runs social media campaign. Generates leads who are interested.

Buyer Deal

Buyer Deal (Purchase)

Buyer is looking for a house. This is where matching happens! Agent doesn't search for buyers but for houses for the buyer. Complete workflow from knowing property to signing deed.

Seller Deal

Seller Deal Pipeline

From mandate to won/lost - complete workflow for sale deals with all stakeholders and communication in one overview.

1

Mandate

Owner gives assignment to sell house. Agent appraises and makes agreements.

2

Online

Property is online on portals (Idealista, Fotocasa, etc.). Photos, description, floor plans. Marketing campaign starts.

3

Visits

Interested buyers schedule viewings. Agent shows the house and collects feedback.

4

Offer

Buyer makes an offer. Negotiations begin. Back and forth until agreement or buyer walks away.

5

Reservation

Agreement reached! Property reserved for buyer. Off the market. Buyer arranges financing.

6

Deposit

Buyer pays 10% deposit. Contracts signed. Commitment from both sides.

7

Won

Notary appointment. Deed signed. Money transferred. Deal successfully closed!

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Lost

Deal fell through. Financing not approved, or buyer or seller pulled out. Learn from it for next time.

Buyer Deal - Most Important

Buyer Deal Pipeline - The Most Important One

This is where matching happens! From knowing property to signing deed. Momentum is crucial - stagnation means problem in the relationship.

1

Knowing Property

You know exactly what client is looking for. Budget, location, property type, wishes. Matching system gets activated.

bolt This must QUICKLY move to First Visit. If this gets stuck, something is wrong with the relationship building!

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First Visit

Client has viewed the property once. First impression. Notes during viewing. 5-star rating in portal.

bolt If First Visit gets stuck and doesn't move to Multiple Visits, something is also going on. More contact = stronger bond!

3

Multiple Visits

Client has been back 2-3 times. Seriously interested. Brings partner, parents or advisor along.

4

Offer

Client makes an offer on the property. Negotiations with seller. Often back and forth.

5

Reservation

Offer accepted! Property reserved. Now financing must be arranged.

6

10% Contract

Financing approved. 10% deposit paid. Contracts signed. This is commitment!

7

Signing Deed

Notary appointment scheduled. Final inspection done. Deed signing approaches.

8

Won

Keys handed over! Client is now owner. Deal successfully closed. Commission earned!

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Lost

Deal fell through. Financing not approved, structural issues found, or client pulled out. Learn from it.

The Momentum Philosophy

In real estate CRM, momentum is everything. A deal that gets stuck is a deal at risk.

"More contact = stronger bond. Momentum is key in real estate."

Everything in One Deal Card

When you open a deal card, you see everything related to that deal. Complete context without having to search.

1

Activities Tab

All activities: emails, calls, WhatsApp, meetings. Complete timeline of what happened.

2

Details Tab

All deal details: price, conditions, deadlines, financing status. Everything in one place.

3

Contacts Tab

Not just the seller/buyer, but also architect, energy label specialist, lawyer, notary, other agents - everyone involved with this deal.

4

Tasks Tab

All tasks related to this deal. Schedule viewing, call financing, send documents.

5

Notes Tab

All notes about this deal. What was discussed? What needs to happen? Everything saved.

6

Emails Tab

All emails related to this deal. Automatic sync with Gmail/Outlook. Complete history.

7

Calls Tab

All phone calls. Who called whom? When? What was discussed? Notes per call.

8

WhatsApp Tab

WhatsApp integration. All messages about this deal. Complete communication history.

9

Meetings Tab

All viewings and meetings. When? Where? Who was there? What was discussed?

10

Documents Tab

All documents: contracts, IDs, appraisal reports, financing documents. Everything in one place.

Properties Tab

Buyer Deal - Properties Tab

In a Buyer Deal there's an extra tab that doesn't exist in Seller Deals: the Properties tab. This is where magic happens.

Matching Happens IN the Deal

In the Properties tab of a Buyer Deal you see the matching system. All matched properties appear there. Preselect lane, Propose lane - everything happens within the deal context.

Complete Integration

Matching is not a separate feature but integrated IN the buyer deal. You see immediately which properties fit this client. All within the same deal card.

Momentum is Crucial

Knowing Property → First Visit must happen QUICKLY. First Visit → Multiple Visits = more contact = stronger bond. Stagnation = problem.

Preselect Lane

Matched properties before agent approval

Propose Lane

Agent-approved properties ready for client

Interested

Client marked property as interesting

Rejected

Client not interested with reason

Stakeholder Management

A real estate deal involves many parties. Not just buyer and seller, but also:

Seller Deal Stakeholders

Selling party, architect, energy label specialist, lawyer, notary, other agents with clients

Buyer Deal Stakeholders

Buying party, mortgage advisor, building inspector, notary, lawyer

Philosophy

The Momentum Philosophy

In real estate CRM, momentum is everything. A deal that gets stuck is a deal at risk.

Knowing → First Visit = FAST

As soon as you know what client wants, the first visit must happen quickly. If this gets stuck, something is wrong with the relationship.

First Visit → Multiple Visits

If client was there once but doesn't come back, there's also something going on. More contact = stronger bond!

Stagnation = Problem

If a deal doesn't move, red flags go up. Call the client. What's going on? Are there doubts? Act proactively.

"More contact = stronger bond. Momentum is key in real estate."

Kanban Board Preview

Visual Kanban View

All your deals in a clear kanban board. Drag & drop between stages.

Powerful Filters

Filter on agent, property type, price range, status. See through the forest. Find exactly the deal you're looking for.

Why Tesoro Deals Are Different

Most CRMs have one generic pipeline. Tesoro has two distinct types for real estate:

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Two Distinct Types

Seller Deal and Buyer Deal each have their own workflow and stages. Not generic but real estate-specific.

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Complete Context

Everything in one deal card: 10 tabs with all communication, stakeholders, documents. Nothing gets lost.

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Matching Integration

Matching is not separate but integrated IN the buyer deal. Properties tab shows all matches.

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Momentum-Driven

Philosophy built in: Knowing → First Visit = fast. Stagnation = problem. The system warns you.

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