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# What Happens When a Property Is Updated After Sharing

### **TL:DR**
|| Ensure buyers consistently access the most accurate, up-to-date version of a property without additional messages, re-sharing links, or manual follow-ups from the agent.
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### **Who this is for**
* Solo buyer agents
* Agents managing active, fast-moving searches
* Teams collaborating on the same portfolio
* Brokerages standardizing buyer experience and transparency
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### **When to use this**
* When you update price, photos, description, or key details after sharing
* When new information becomes available (documents, clarifications, corrections)
* When listings evolve while buyers are actively reviewing them
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### **Workflow overview (process-level)**
1. **Agent updates a property listing**  
   You can edit any listing details inside the portfolio.
2. **Changes are saved automatically**  
   There is no need for versioning, re-publishing, or creating duplicate listings.
3. **Buyer sees the updated version on next view**  
   Buyers will always see the latest version when they open or revisit the property.
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### **Example scenario**
|| You update the asking price and add new interior photos to a Lisbon apartment after a conversation with the seller. The buyer logs into their PropWise portfolio later that day and sees the updated price and photos immediately, without requiring a message or explanation from you.
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### **What “good” looks like**
* Buyers are consistently reviewing current information
* No confusion from conflicting versions sent via email or WhatsApp
* Reduced need for clarification messages and faster decision-making
* One shared source of truth for the property
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### **Common mistakes**
* Messaging buyers separately to explain changes instead of relying on the system
* Creating duplicate listings instead of updating the original
* Overlooking that buyers may revisit properties multiple times before deciding
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### **Key behavior to understand**
* If the buyer is **currently viewing the property**, they will see changes the next time they refresh or return to it.
* If they’re **not actively viewing it**, they will see the updated version automatically when they open it later.
* Notifications are not required—PropWise always displays the latest state.
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### **Related how-to articles**
* [How to Edit a Property Listing](https://propwise.crisp.help/en/article/how-to-edit-a-property-listing-3omgso/)
* [How to Add Notes to a Property (Internal vs Buyer-Visible)](https://propwise.crisp.help/en/article/how-to-add-notes-to-a-property-internal-vs-buyer-visible-6im2em/)
* [How to Share a Portfolio with Your Client](https://propwise.crisp.help/en/article/how-to-share-a-portfolio-with-my-client-z9lvqg/)