Area
Where do they actually want to live or invest?
TALKING LINKS
TALKING LINKS
REAL ESTATE INTAKE FORM
Share one link after an enquiry. They can explain what they want by voice or text. Talking Links can clarify a missing detail and organise the response into a property brief you can review before you speak.
No respondent account required.PROPERTY SEARCH ISN'T A CHECKLIST
A buyer might prefer one neighbourhood, accept another, stretch the budget for the right building, but refuse a long commute. That is hard to capture with a wall of dropdowns.
“We'd really like Thong Lo or Ekkamai, two bedrooms, close enough to walk to the BTS. We can go a little above budget if the building is newer. A high floor would be nice, but that's not essential.”
BUYER INTAKE
Start with the details that change the search. You can still collect contact information separately, but the useful brief is about what the buyer needs and why.
Where do they actually want to live or invest?
What price range are they working within?
How soon do they want or need to move?
Cash, financing, or pre-approval status if relevant.
The features they do not want to compromise on.
What could change for the right property?
STARTER QUESTION
Give the buyer enough direction to explain the search in their own words, then ask only for an important missing detail.
Tell me what kind of property you're looking for, the areas you prefer, your approximate budget and timing, and the things you would not want to compromise on.
USEFUL FOLLOW-UP
If the buyer already explained the area, budget and property type, do not ask for those again. Ask for the missing detail that matters to the search.
✓ Preferred areas
✓ Budget
✓ 2 bedrooms
✓ Move within 3 months
“Will you be buying with cash, or are you arranging financing?”
SELLER INTAKE
A seller enquiry needs different context. Instead of forcing buyers and sellers through the same form, ask the opening question that fits the situation.
Tell me about the property you're considering selling, what is prompting the move, your timing, and anything about the property or situation that would be useful before we speak.
THE AGENT VIEW
Keep the original answer for nuance, while organising the details you need for the next conversation.
Open to nearby areas if the BTS walk remains easy.
Some flexibility for a newer building.
For own use, not primarily an investment purchase.
Would like to shortlist properties now.
Walkability matters more than floor level.
Clarified in the follow-up.
WHEN TO USE IT
They want to explain it? Let them speak.They want to be precise? Let them type.
How voice forms work →REAL ESTATE INTAKE FAQ
Practical answers about what to collect before the first real estate conversation.
A real estate intake form collects the information an agent or property professional needs before the next conversation. For a buyer, that can include location, budget, timeline, financing status, must-haves and trade-offs. For a seller, it can include the property, timing, reason for selling and what help they need.
Useful buyer intake questions usually cover preferred areas, property type, budget or price range, timing, financing or pre-approval status, bedrooms and bathrooms, must-have features, and anything the buyer is willing to compromise on.
A seller intake can cover the property address and type, why the owner is considering selling, preferred timing, occupancy, notable property details, work already completed, and what they want from the agent before the first meeting.
Yes. With Talking Links, a buyer or seller can speak or type their response from the same link.
Yes. If an important detail is missing, Talking Links can ask a useful follow-up instead of making every respondent work through a long questionnaire.
No. Respondents can open the Talking Link in their browser and answer without creating an account.
Yes. The original response stays available for context alongside the organised information.
No. Talking Links is designed to collect and organise open-ended responses. It does not replace your CRM, MLS, listing portal, transaction system or professional legal and financial processes.
EARLY ACCESS
Send one link. Let the buyer or seller explain what matters. Review the useful details before you speak.
No marketing emails. We'll only contact you about Talking Links access.