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A match price range is applied to all properties, which is usually set to 10% (
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dependent on configuration, although in most cases
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it is set to 10%)
This means that when applicants are matched to properties, the match results will include applicants whose price range falls within 10% below and 10% above the property price
The match price range can be adjusted per property when needed, this is useful in such cases where a vendor is willing to take an offer on their property but does not want to reduce the asking price
On the property record, click Financial
The figures in the Match Price From and Match Price To fields determine which applicants are matched to this property
In this example they have been automatically set to 10% below/above the asking price of £345,000
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This will include applicants with a maximum price of £250,000 as they also have a default 10% |
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added to their match price range |
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, resulting in them being matched to properties up to £275,000 |
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How to adjust the match price range (often set to 10%) per property to ensure that a property is matched to a wider range of applicants - this is useful to do when a vendor is willing to take an offer on their property |
