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How can AI help a real estate team or a property manager? Real estate and property. See what an audit finds.

Five example audits for real estate teams, property management, title companies, real estate investors and condo and HOA management across Broward, Miami-Dade and Palm Beach. Each one is made up and written the way owners talk, with every option from the simplest step to the fullest.

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Real estate and property

Five example audits. Pick the closest to yours.

Every example is made up and written the way owners talk. Each finding comes with every option, from the simplest step to the fullest. Your audit finds your own.

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Real estate team: an example audit

A made-up team of agents selling homes across Broward and Palm Beach.

What we looked at

  • How customers find you
  • How they reach you, we found something here
  • Booking
  • Follow-up, we found something here
  • The paperwork
  • Past customers, we found something here

Where we found something

What we found, in the owner’s words

Options, simplest to fullest

  1. Follow-up

    “The sign-in sheets from Sunday’s open house are still on my passenger seat on Wednesday.”

    1. Simplest stepEvery sign-in in your contact list the same day.
    2. A step furtherA thank-you text from you that night, ready to approve.
    3. The fullestEach visitor followed up until they answer or say stop.
  2. Past customers

    “I sold them the condo, and when they moved up to a house, they listed with someone else.”

    1. Simplest stepA note on each home anniversary, in your voice.
    2. A step furtherA seasonal note on what homes near them are selling for.
    3. The fullestYour whole book read overnight, drafts waiting each morning.
  3. How they reach you

    “Someone texts about my listing after dinner, and by morning they’ve booked a showing with another agent.”

    1. Simplest stepA text back right away with times to see it.
    2. A step furtherListing questions answered by text at any hour.
    3. The fullestShowings booked on the calendar and the right agent told.

We also built a product for real estate agents, teams and loan officers: Smooth Flow

Property management: an example audit

A made-up company managing rental homes and small apartment buildings.

What we looked at

  • How customers find you, we found something here
  • How they reach you, we found something here
  • Booking
  • Follow-up
  • The paperwork, we found something here
  • Past customers

Where we found something

What we found, in the owner’s words

Options, simplest to fullest

  1. The paperwork

    “Every owner wants an update on their unit, and I’m writing each one by hand on Sunday night.”

    1. Simplest stepAn update written once, each owner’s name filled in.
    2. A step furtherOwner emails read, with a reply drafted in your voice.
    3. The fullestOne screen for your owners, tenants and vendors, built for you.
  2. How customers find you

    “Landlords looking for a manager nearby find the big companies and never hear about us.”

    1. Simplest stepA review ask to happy owners at the right moment.
    2. A step furtherYour listing and website fixed so nearby landlords find you.
    3. The fullestNearby rental owners found, with a letter to each you approve.
  3. How they reach you

    “A tenant texts me about a leak on Saturday night, and the owner hears about it before I do.”

    1. Simplest stepA text back right away, so the tenant knows it’s seen.
    2. A step furtherLeaks and lockouts flagged and sent to you at once.
    3. The fullestYour line answered after hours, the details sent to you.

Title company: an example audit

A made-up title and closing office that works with agents and lenders.

What we looked at

  • How customers find you, we found something here
  • How they reach you, we found something here
  • Booking
  • Follow-up
  • The paperwork
  • Past customers, we found something here

Where we found something

What we found, in the owner’s words

Options, simplest to fullest

  1. How they reach you

    “Every closing, the agent, the lender, the buyer and the seller all email me the same question.”

    1. Simplest stepYour day on one page each morning: who wrote and who is waiting.
    2. A step furtherYour inbox read, the ones that need you on top, a reply drafted.
    3. The fullestOne status update per closing, drafted for everyone on the file.
  2. Past customers

    “An agent sends us a closing, it goes perfectly, and her next one goes somewhere else.”

    1. Simplest stepA personal thank-you to the agent after every closing.
    2. A step furtherA check-in to agents who haven’t sent a file in a while.
    3. The fullestEvery agent and lender on a steady schedule, in your words.
  3. How customers find you

    “Agents new to the area don’t know our name, and I couldn’t tell you who they are.”

    1. Simplest stepA list of agents new to your area, each one looked into.
    2. A step furtherA first note to each, written for them, approved by you.
    3. The fullestInvitations to your agent event, with reminders before the day.

Real estate investor: an example audit

A made-up investor who buys houses to fix up, flip and rent.

What we looked at

  • How customers find you, we found something here
  • How they reach you
  • Booking
  • Follow-up, we found something here
  • The paperwork, we found something here
  • Past customers

Where we found something

What we found, in the owner’s words

Options, simplest to fullest

  1. How customers find you

    “By the time a good house is listed, every investor in the county has already made an offer.”

    1. Simplest stepA list of owners who fit what you buy, the best ones profiled.
    2. A step furtherNew matches each morning, with the numbers already run.
    3. The fullestA letter to each owner, names filled in, mailed when you approve.
  2. Follow-up

    “A seller told me to try her again after the holidays, and I found the note in June.”

    1. Simplest stepTheir name on your morning page the day you promised to call.
    2. A step furtherA friendly note in your name while they decide.
    3. The fullestEvery seller who said not yet, followed up until they answer.
  3. The paperwork

    “I’m up at midnight building a spreadsheet for a house I’ll probably pass on.”

    1. Simplest stepThe rent, repair and resale math done for you on each house.
    2. A step furtherThe inspection report read for you, on one page.
    3. The fullestA clean deal sheet for each house, every offer on one record.

We also built a product for real estate investors: Investor Desk

Condo and HOA management: an example audit

A made-up company managing condo buildings and HOA communities.

What we looked at

  • How customers find you
  • How they reach you, we found something here
  • Booking, we found something here
  • Follow-up
  • The paperwork, we found something here
  • Past customers

Where we found something

What we found, in the owner’s words

Options, simplest to fullest

  1. How they reach you

    “Every time the pool closes, I answer the same question from every owner, one email at a time.”

    1. Simplest stepOne notice to every owner, each name filled in.
    2. A step furtherEach owner’s reply answered in your drafts, ready to send.
    3. The fullestOwner questions answered by text and chat, day and night.
  2. The paperwork

    “The engineer’s report is thick, and the board wants to know what it says before Thursday’s meeting.”

    1. Simplest stepThe report on one page, with the questions worth asking.
    2. A step furtherContractor bids for the job laid side by side.
    3. The fullestEvery report, bid and set of minutes in one place you can ask.
  3. Booking

    “The clubhouse is booked in a binder at the front desk, and both families showed up for the same Saturday.”

    1. Simplest stepOwners book the clubhouse themselves from any phone.
    2. A step furtherA reminder the day before, with the clubhouse rules.
    3. The fullestClubhouse, guest suite and elevator move-ins on one calendar.

Your audit finds your own, with every option. You choose what happens next.

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Questions

What owners ask us about their kind of business.

How can AI help a property management company?

It can sort the common owner and tenant questions, keep maintenance requests moving to the right vendor and sum up long reports before an owner or board meeting. The audit shows which of these fit your company, with every option.

Do you have a product for real estate agents or investors?

Yes. Smooth Flow is our product for real estate agents, teams and loan officers, and Investor Desk is our product for real estate investors. The audit shows whether one of them fits, or something built around your office.

What does an audit look at for a condo or HOA manager?

The owner questions answered one at a time, the thick reports to sum up before board meetings and the shared spaces booked by hand. The example audit on this page shows the options for each.

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Your business audit

What would an audit find in yours?

We look at how your business runs, lay out every option we find, and you choose what happens next. No two businesses get the same list.

Book a time and you’ll talk to our team, here in Plantation.