AI for Real Estate Agents: Listings, Lead Gen, & Client Management
AI for Real Estate Agents
Section titled “AI for Real Estate Agents”Property Listings
Section titled “Property Listings”Listing description:
Create a compelling listing description for:
Property type: [Single family / Condo / Multi-family]Bedrooms: [number]Bathrooms: [number]Sq ft: [size]Lot size: [if applicable]Year built: [year]Price: $[price]Location: [neighborhood/city]
Key features:- [Updated kitchen]- [Hardwood floors]- [Backyard]- [Unique features]
Nearby:- [Schools]- [Shopping]- [Parks]- [Transportation]
Tone: [Luxury / Family-friendly / Investment / First-time buyer]Length: 150-250 words
Include: Attention-grabbing opening, sensory details, lifestyle benefits, call to actionSocial media posts for listings:
Create 5 social media posts for this listing:
Property: [brief description]Target audience: [buyer type]Platforms: Instagram, Facebook
For each post:- Hook/caption (engaging opening)- Key features highlight- Call to action- Relevant hashtags
Formats:1. Just listed announcement2. Feature spotlight (kitchen/yard/view)3. Open house promotion4. Price reduction (if applicable)5. Buyer testimonial angleVirtual tour script:
Write a video walk-through script for:
Property: [description]Unique selling points: [list]Duration: 3-5 minutes
Structure:- Opening (curb appeal, exterior)- Main living areas (flow and features)- Kitchen (detail on updates/features)- Bedrooms (highlight master)- Outdoor space- Neighborhood benefits- Closing (call to action)
Tone: Conversational, enthusiastic, informativeBuyer/Seller Communication
Section titled “Buyer/Seller Communication”Initial buyer consultation:
Create a buyer consultation questionnaire:
Topics to cover:- Must-haves vs. nice-to-haves- Budget and financing status- Timeline- Neighborhood preferences- Lifestyle needs (commute, schools, etc.)- Deal breakers
Format as:- Conversation guide with follow-up questions- Note-taking template- Next steps outlineMarket analysis report:
Generate a CMA (Comparative Market Analysis) narrative for:
Subject property: [address, basic specs]Comparable sales:1. [Address, price, specs, DOM]2. [Address, price, specs, DOM]3. [Address, price, specs, DOM]
Market conditions: [hot/balanced/slow]
Create report including:- Market overview- Comparable analysis- Price recommendation with justification- Marketing strategy- Timeline expectations
For: [Seller presentation / Listing appointment]Offer presentation:
Present this offer to my seller:
Offer price: $[amount]Earnest money: $[amount]Financing: [Cash / Conventional / FVA / etc.]Contingencies: [Inspection / Financing / Appraisal / Sale of buyer's home]Close date: [date]Other terms: [Seller concessions / Included items / Rent-back]
List price: $[amount]DOM: [days on market]Other factors: [Multiple offers? / Appraisal concerns?]
Create presentation outlining:- Offer summary- Buyer strength indicators- Pros and cons- Negotiation strategy- RecommendationLead Generation
Section titled “Lead Generation”Email drip campaign:
Create a 6-email nurture sequence for:
Audience: [First-time buyers / Sellers considering / Investors]Goal: [Build relationship, educate, schedule consultation]
Email schedule: Week 1, Week 2, Week 4, Week 6, Week 8, Week 10
For each email:- Subject line (high open rate)- Value-driven content (tips, market insights, resources)- Soft call to action- Progressive relationship building
Tone: Helpful expert, not pushy salesOpen house follow-up:
Write follow-up messages for open house visitors:
Segments:1. Serious interest (asked detailed questions)2. Casual looker (just browsing)3. Neighbor (curious about value)
For each:- Email subject line- Message body- Specific questions to qualify interest- Next step suggestion- Timeline for follow-up
Personalization points to include.Sphere of influence outreach:
Create monthly newsletter for my database:
This month's theme: [Spring market / Holiday / Back to school / etc.]
Include sections on:- Local market update (brief stats)- Featured listing- Home maintenance tip for season- Community spotlight- Client success story or testimonial- Personal note/update
Length: 400-600 wordsTone: Personal, neighborly, informativeClient Education
Section titled “Client Education”First-time buyer guide:
Create a "What to Expect" guide for first-time buyers:
Cover:- Timeline from pre-approval to closing- Step-by-step process explanation- Key terms and definitions- What to bring to closing- Costs to expect (beyond down payment)- Common mistakes to avoid- Questions to ask during showings
Format: PDF handout or email seriesReading level: Accessible, not overly technicalHome selling checklist:
Create a pre-listing checklist for sellers:
Timeframe: 4-6 weeks before listing
Week 1-2: [Decluttering, repairs, deep cleaning]Week 3-4: [Staging, touch-ups, curb appeal]Week 5-6: [Professional photos, final prep, listing]
For each item:- Specific task- Why it matters- DIY vs. hire out- Estimated cost- Impact on sale price/speed
Priority: High / Medium / Low for each taskInvestment property analysis:
Create an investment property analysis for client:
Property: [address/details]Purchase price: $[amount]Expected rent: $[monthly]Estimated expenses: [taxes, insurance, maintenance, HOA]Down payment: [percentage]Mortgage terms: [rate, term]
Calculate and present:- Monthly cash flow- Cap rate- Cash-on-cash return- ROI projections (1 year, 5 years, 10 years)- Appreciation assumptions- Tax benefits overview
Format: One-page summary with notesNegotiation & Contracts
Section titled “Negotiation & Contracts”Counteroffer strategy:
Help me craft a counteroffer response:
Original offer: $[amount]Our list price: $[amount]Our bottom line: $[amount]Market leverage: [Seller's market / Buyer's market / Balanced]
Issues beyond price:- [Closing date concerns]- [Contingency requests]- [Repair negotiations]
Create:- Counteroffer strategy (what to ask, what to concede)- Justification for our position- Alternative solutions- What to communicate to other sideInspection negotiation:
Buyer's inspection found:
Major issues: [List with estimated repair costs]Minor issues: [List]
Client's perspective: [Buyer wants credits / Seller doesn't want to pay]
Create negotiation approach:- What's reasonable to request- How to prioritize items- Creative solutions (credits vs. repairs vs. price reduction)- Deal-breaker threshold- Compromise proposalsSocial Media Marketing
Section titled “Social Media Marketing”Instagram content calendar:
Create a 30-day Instagram content plan:
Mix:- 40% Listings (mine and others to show market knowledge)- 30% Local community/lifestyle content- 20% Educational (tips, market insights)- 10% Personal/behind the scenes
For each week, specify:- 5-7 post ideas- Caption frameworks- Best posting times- Story ideas to complement- Engagement strategies (polls, questions, etc.)
Hashtag strategy for my market: [City/neighborhood]Facebook ads for listings:
Create Facebook ad copy for:
Listing: [property description]Target audience: [demographics, location radius]Budget: $[daily/total]Campaign goal: [Leads / Open house attendance / Brand awareness]
Provide:- 3 headline variations- Primary text (125 characters)- Description- Call to action button choice- Audience targeting suggestions- Image selection guidanceTime Management & Productivity
Section titled “Time Management & Productivity”Daily schedule template:
Create an optimal daily schedule for:
Priorities:- Lead generation activities- Client appointments- Admin/paperwork- Marketing- Professional development
Available hours: [working hours]Energy patterns: [Morning person / Night owl]
Block schedule including:- Focus time for high-value activities- Client-facing time- Buffer time- Batch processing (calls, emails, social media)- Non-negotiable blocksTransaction checklist:
Create a transaction management checklist from contract to close:
For buyer transactions:- [Timeline from offer acceptance to closing]- [Key milestones and deadlines]- [Documents needed]- [Coordination with lender, title, inspector]- [Client communication touchpoints]
For seller transactions:- [Different relevant milestones]
Include: Who's responsible, deadline, status trackingMarket Expertise
Section titled “Market Expertise”Neighborhood guide:
Create a neighborhood guide for:
Neighborhood: [name]Target buyers: [families / young professionals / retirees / etc.]
Include:- Overview and vibe- Housing stock and price ranges- Schools (ratings and highlights)- Parks and recreation- Dining and shopping- Transportation and commute- Future development- Why people love living here- Insider tips
Format: Blog post or PDF downloadUse: Lead magnet, client resource, SEO contentMarket update video script:
Write a monthly market update script for:
Market: [City/neighborhood]This month's data:- Median sales price: $[amount] ([up/down X%] from last month)- Days on market: [number]- Inventory: [number of active listings]- List-to-sale ratio: [percentage]
Create 2-3 minute script covering:- Hook (interesting stat or trend)- Key numbers (explained for non-experts)- What this means for buyers- What this means for sellers- Prediction/outlook- Call to action
Tone: Authoritative but approachableFarming & Prospecting
Section titled “Farming & Prospecting”Door knocking script:
Create a door knocking script for:
Purpose: [Just listed / Just sold / Market check-in]Neighborhood: [target area]
Script should include:- Introduction (who you are)- Reason for visit (specific, relevant)- Value offer (market report, home valuation, etc.)- Objection responses- Next step/follow-up- Graceful exit
Tone: Friendly, professional, non-pushyVariations for: No answer, not interested, willing to chatExpired listing letter:
Write a letter to expired listing owner:
Property: [if known, or general]Days on market: [if known]Price points: [if known]
Letter should:- Acknowledge frustration (empathy)- Identify common reasons listings expire- Highlight your different approach- Provide social proof (recent sales, testimonials)- Offer free consultation and market analysis- Clear call to action
Tone: Understanding, confident, solution-focusedNo negative talk about previous agentFound an issue? Open an issue!