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I automate the busywork in real estate and ops-heavy businesses.
Recently: 15+ integrations for a real estate client with n8n, DoorLoop and their CRM. Their team got 7-8 hours a week back.
I'll share the workflows here. Reply "audit" and I'll tell you what I'd automate first.
@BuildValueRE Starting right after entitlements gives you room to work through the hard parts before construction pressure hits. Do you usually settle maintenance access and repair-cost sharing in the same easement?
@leo_szac Breaking labor out from materials gives you something actionable. A change log tied to each work order can separate scope creep from a rate issue—do you track overruns by trade or task?
@SimpleCRE That parking-lot detail would make me pause too. Easements and maintenance responsibility can get tangled in an old split—did the recorded docs clarify who owns or maintains it?
@GenZMultifamily I'd lean toward the clean one with the curb appeal, since that's what shows up in the photos and on the drive-up. Did you see a difference in tour requests between the two styles?
@leo_szac A reserve with a job is a good way to put it. After that inspection month, did you top the reserve back up right away, or let it rebuild from rent over time?
@Wendell_Burris That misc fee on every invoice is sneaky because each one looks small. Do you keep past invoices handy to compare against, or catch it by feel?
@DCLandlord Unexpected repairs feel like the one that blindsides people most. Do the landlords you talk to keep a repair reserve, or just react when it hits?
If a message doesn't tell someone what to do, it probably shouldn't ping them.
Open your team's busiest alert channel. How many of today's messages actually needed a person?
So when I build these, every notification goes in one of two piles before it goes live.
Someone needs to act: it goes to one named person, with what to do next.
Good to know: it goes into a daily summary nobody has to watch.
@mpainter3 Nice turn on that floor. When you're between residents, how do you line up the flooring crew so the unit isn't sitting empty waiting on a callback?
@Wendell_Burris Year two or three is when it bites, for sure. Do you set reserves per unit at purchase, or adjust once you see how the first big repair lands?