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Property viewing request forms

A property enquiry lands as three lines in a DM: interested, when can I see it. The agent spends two replies working out whether it is a buyer, a seller, or a tyre-kicker, and by then the hot lead has booked with someone faster.

Buyers and sellers need opposite questions, yet the same request form asks both for a budget and a listing, so half of every submission is blank and none of it routes itself.

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Property Viewing Request

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WHAT MAKES IT WORK

The parts that carry this use case

Guided modeTurn any form into a guided, one-question-at-a-time flow with a single setting. Same fields, same submissions — a calmer way to ask, and to finish, longer forms.SEE HOW →Conditional logicShow, skip, and branch questions based on earlier answers. Add conditional logic to any FormNest form — no formulas, no add-ons, and it works in both form modes.SEE HOW →SchedulingLet people pick a date and a time inside the form. Build appointment, booking, and test-drive forms with real date and time fields — no email back-and-forth.SEE HOW →ReportsEvery form keeps its own running report — submissions, completion rate, and drop-off, readable at a glance. No dashboard to assemble, nothing to configure.SEE HOW →

STEP BY STEP

How you’d run it in FormNest

  1. 01

    Open with intent, one question at a time

    The guided flow leads with a single buying-or-selling choice on its own screen — the answer that decides everything downstream — so a lead on a phone commits before the form asks for anything harder.

  2. 02

    Branch the questions on that answer

    A buyer is asked for a budget and the property type they are hunting; a seller skips both and is asked about the home they are listing — the same form, two qualifying paths, no dead fields.

  3. 03

    Pin a viewing date while the interest is hot

    The preferred-date field books the viewing inside the same request, so the lead names a slot in the moment instead of starting an email thread that cools for a day.

  4. 04

    Route the qualified lead to the right agent

    With intent, budget, and property type captured, the real-estate lead-routing sends each request to the agent who covers that type and area — so it lands with the person who can actually book it.

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