Put the basics in one place.
Market, asset type, goal, timing, contact, and context arrive together. No more first meeting spent rebuilding the record.
Estate Desk turns each property lead into one review-ready brief that lists what is still missing. Your team decides the next move.
$49 a month per team. Cancel through Polar.Live: stored intake brief for human reviewA good lead is a sequence of verified facts, not a notification. This solution is designed to keep the team moving while keeping decisions with the people responsible for them.
Market, asset type, goal, timing, contact, and context arrive together. No more first meeting spent rebuilding the record.
A concise brief surfaces what still needs checking: ownership, source documents, local constraints, and deal assumptions.
Review the brief, then decide what to verify or pursue. The system does not value a property, make an offer, or contact anyone on its own.
Property categories for your intake brief. Photographs show Accra architecture and streetscape only; no listing or availability is implied.
The intake records facts and prepares a brief for your team to review.
Form submission, stored brief, follow-up questions
Verify facts, decide priorities, approve next action
No automated outreach, offers, valuation, or promises
RE-01 / Human review policy. Start with the property intake and review the stored brief. For teams reviewing property leads: acquisition teams, brokerages and portfolio operators can use the same stored intake brief. A person reviews the facts and chooses the next move.
Sample lead (our own text, not a customer): "Lead: sample seller, 12-unit multifamily building in Kumasi, wants to sell this quarter. No documents attached." The brief below is real model output from our drafting step, captured 16 October 2026. It was not made by the intake form on this page.
12-Unit Multifamily Property in Kumasi
Facts: 12-unit multifamily building. Located in Kumasi. Seller named as "sample seller". Target timeline: the current quarter. No source documents attached.
Gaps:
Next step for a human: contact the seller to request the property documents, verify ownership and get the exact address.
Example only. The model's own one-line summary said "strong intent to divest", a little stronger than "wants to sell this quarter", so it is left out here. A person reviews every brief.
Free first brief. Then $49 a month per team, about $1.60 a day. Cancel in the Polar portal any time.
Not a valuation or listing service. Questions: fuseini.metadata@gmail.com. Prefer to look first? Try the free intake slice.
Submit a work context to store a short intake brief for your team to review.
A property brief can make missing information visible. It cannot choose a buyer, set a price or commit to a viewing on your behalf.
Keep the intake with its source facts. Review the gaps before the handoff, rather than filling them with a polished guess.