How do I unlock the list of investors who registered interest?

From your deal's dashboard, choose to unlock the interested investors list for a one-off fee — there's no subscription. Once unlocked, you can see who registered interest, along with their contact details, so you can reach out directly.

Does Kinmoot vet the investors who register interest?

No. Kinmoot is a marketplace — anyone can register interest in a listed deal, and we don't pre-vet them before they do. That means an investor showing interest is a lead, not a verified buyer. Treat it the same way you'd treat any inbound enquiry, and run your own checks before you commit time or share sensitive details.

How do I actually communicate with an investor once I unlock the list?

Kinmoot doesn't currently run messaging inside the platform — once you unlock the list, you contact investors directly using the details provided (typically email or phone), the same way you'd follow up any lead outside the platform.

What if no investors register interest on my deal?

It happens, especially while you're building a track record and the investor base is still growing. Check your listing has clear numbers, real photos and an honest strategy — deals with vague or missing detail get skipped over. If the fundamentals are strong, give it time; interest tends to build week on week rather than arrive all at once.

Do I have to unlock the investor list to see any activity on my deal?

No — views, saves and the number of investors who've registered interest are visible on your dashboard before you unlock anything. That's what tells you whether it's worth unlocking: a deal with steady views but no registered interest usually needs a change to the listing, not a change to your investor outreach.

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What happens after you post a deal on Kinmoot?

Published: 24 August 2026 · Last updated: 24 August 2026

Posting a deal is free and it goes live to investors immediately. From there: investors browse and save deals, register interest on the ones they want to pursue, and you track that activity — views, saves, registered interest — on your dashboard. Unlocking the interested investors' contact details is a one-off fee, paid only when you're ready. From there, closing the deal is down to you: contact investors directly, vet them, and take it to completion.

Step 1: Your deal goes live

Listing is completely free — no subscription, no listing fee. As soon as you submit a deal with its numbers, photos and strategy, it publishes to registered investors on the platform. If you haven't posted your first one yet, post a deal to get started, or see what property deal sourcing is if you're new to the model.

Step 2: Investors find and save your listing

Once live, your deal is visible to every registered investor browsing the platform. Investors can save deals they're tracking and register interest on the ones they want to move forward with. None of this costs the investor anything, which means registering interest is a low-friction action — closer to a lead than a commitment.

Step 3: You track activity on your dashboard

Your dashboard shows views, saves and the number of investors who've registered interest — all visible before you pay anything. This is the fastest signal of whether a listing is working. A deal with plenty of views but no registered interest usually means the numbers, photos or description need work; a deal with several registered interests is a sign to unlock and follow up.

Step 4: Unlock the investor list

When you're ready, unlock the full list of investors who've registered interest for a one-off fee — there's no subscription and no obligation to unlock immediately. Once unlocked, you get each investor's contact details so you can reach out yourself.

Step 5: Vet and contact investors directly

Kinmoot doesn't vet investors before they register interest, and there's no in-platform messaging yet — so once you unlock the list, you're contacting and qualifying investors the same way you would any inbound lead. That means checking proof of funds, confirming they're genuinely ready to act, and agreeing next steps directly with them. Our companion guide, how to vet an interested investor, covers exactly what to ask for and what to watch out for.

Step 6: Take the deal to close

From here, closing works the same as any off-platform deal: agree terms with the investor, take a reservation fee to secure the deal if that's your process, and move through to completion. Kinmoot doesn't broker or manage the transaction itself — the platform's job is putting your deal in front of investors and giving you their details; converting that into a sale is on you.

What if it's slow to start?

It's common for interest to build gradually rather than arrive all at once, particularly while you're still establishing a track record and the platform's investor base is growing. Keep the listing accurate and complete, and don't read a quiet first week or two as a verdict on the deal — check back on your dashboard regularly rather than writing it off early.

Make sure the numbers, photos and strategy are complete and specific — vague listings get skipped.
Check your dashboard for views vs. registered interest to see where the drop-off is.
Give it time — interest tends to build week on week rather than all at once.

Next steps

Post your deal if you haven't already — it's free.
Check your dashboard regularly for views, saves and registered interest.
Read how to vet an interested investor before you unlock and start reaching out.