360 Property Hub finds off-market property deals for investors across the UK. I mapped how the founder actually runs her sourcing business, then built the software around it. Enquiries land in one place, each deal goes to the investors it suits, and they hear about it straight away.
01 · How it worked before
The founder's edge is her network: sellers who trust her, and investors who buy what she finds. But that network reached her everywhere at once. A Facebook DM here, a WhatsApp voice note there, an email thread, a missed call.
Every new deal meant scrolling back to remember which investor wanted what: their budget, their area, their strategy. Then sending it one by one. Some investors heard late. Some never heard.
The business didn't need more marketing. It needed a memory, and a way to act on it in seconds.
Messenger
Hi, is the Truro one still available? 🏡
🎤 Voice note (1:42)
Re: Re: Fwd: that HMO you mentioned
What's your budget range for these?
Missed call
Investor, Bristol (3)
Did you send me that one? I can't find it
02 · Mapped, not templated
Off-the-shelf tools expect you to change how you work. Her process was already good: it just lived in her head. So the software follows it step by step.
Deal-finders submit opportunities through the hub instead of sending them in a DM.
Nothing reaches an investor until a person has reviewed and approved it, just like before.
Each deal goes to the investors whose budget, area and strategy it fits. Sensitive ones go only to people she names.
Interested investors move along a pipeline she can see at a glance, with every note and conversation attached.
03 · One deal, start to finish
WhatsApp · Seller
4-bed in Falmouth, owner wants a quick sale, no agents please
Ready to review
Facebook · Investor
Looking for HMOs under £300k
Every enquiry lands in one place, ready to act on.
Each deal goes only to the investors it suits, never a blast to everyone.
Each investor picks how they want to be told.
Illustration with invented names. Members' data stays private.
04 · What grew around it
Each new line of business slotted into the same hub instead of becoming another spreadsheet.
She decides who sees a deal: everyone, members only, or a named few. Investors never see each other.
A public summary for all, and the confidential trading figures only for investors she approves.
Units to let sit alongside investment deals, with a public page and enquiries routed to the team.
Deal calculators, development estimates, energy certificate lookups and an AI researcher, all inside membership.
Outside advisors get a read-only view of the numbers they need, and can leave notes.
Investor and sourcer plans with online payment, plus credits for the premium tools.
05 · The result
She stopped managing messages
and went back to serving investors.
Every enquiry is in one place, so nobody waits days because a message slipped down a feed.
Investors get deals that match what they told her, not everything she finds.
One founder can serve more investors and clients without dropping the personal touch.
I built it and I still run it, shipping changes as the business learns. Most new features start as a sentence from the founder in a message.
This is client work. How deals are found and matched, how it's built and the business's numbers stay with the team.
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