How do I tell PropKaki about my situation?
Updated 23 October 2026
The Short Answer
Open Account Settings and pick Personalisation. Choose what you are under I am a, and the questions that fit you appear — a buyer gets Looking for, Budget range, Preferred areas, Bedrooms and Timeline. Each one saves as you fill it in, and answers then start from your situation.
A few fields, filled once. It is the difference between a general answer and one about you.
How do I tell PropKaki about my situation?
- Press your name at the foot of the rail to open Account Settings.
- Pick Personalisation — the second tab, right under Account.
- In the first list, choose what you are: Buyer, Seller, Landlord, Tenant, Agent or Agency Staff.
- Answer the questions that appear under it — a buyer gets Looking for, Budget range, Preferred areas, Bedrooms and Timeline.
There is no Save to press: a pick is kept the moment you make it, and typing a moment after you stop, with a short line underneath to confirm it. Everything on the tab is optional.
What are the fields?
The questions follow from what you choose in the first list:
| You are a | The questions |
|---|---|
| Buyer | Looking for · Budget range · Preferred areas · Bedrooms · Timeline |
| Tenant | Looking to rent · Monthly budget · Preferred areas · Move in by · Moving in as |
| Seller | Selling · Property area · Timeline · After selling |
| Landlord | Renting out · Property area · Expected monthly rent · Available from |
Agent and Agency Staff get no questions here; the tab points you to Verification instead.
Fill in what you know. Blanks are fine — PropKaki asks when it needs one.
What does it change?
Answers start from your situation instead of asking for it every time.
Ask is this a good time to sell? with a timeline and an area on file and you get an answer about your position, not a general one about the market.
Can I just say it in the chat instead?
Yes — telling PropKaki in the conversation works perfectly.
The difference is that the settings carry across every chat and every device, so you say it once rather than at the top of each conversation.
Who can see it?
Only you. It is used to shape your own answers.
It is not shown to agents, and it is not part of your public profile if you have one.