@jghuman3@elonmusk@xai till they add that, what's worked for me is one bot per business with its own memory and one main bot on top that just routes stuff to the right one. keeps real estate from bleeding into everything else. which business is eating the most of your time right now?
@RyanLoechner yeah i run one on top. mine doesn't do the work itself, it just knows what every other bot is doing and hands me one list at 5am. what made it click for me was keeping each bot to one job so the top one only has to route. what's the CT data bot pulling right now?
telling one bot "go find me deals" is how you end up with a very confident mess
mine splits it up
Lists pulls the county list
Research digs into the property and owner
Closing Desk keeps the files straight
one bot, one job
full org chart is free, link in the reply π
my real estate work isn't one giant chatbot. it's a team of small grok bots with one job each
Nori on top
Dash runs wholesaling with Lists, Research and Closing Desk
my planner hands me one list at 5am
nothing sends without my ok
full org chart is free, link in the reply π
i built a team of grok bots that runs my real estate business and makes me money while i'm still in school
one runs the others. one pulls county lead lists. one researches owners and buyers. one plans my day
the full how to is free, link in the reply π
real estate investors:
if AI could double check one thing before you made an offer, what would it be?
rent comps, rehab estimate, insurance and taxes, financing terms, or something else?
feels like checking the deal beats finding more deals
at how many doors does hiring a property manager become a better call than just setting up AI for the boring stuff?
rent reminders and maintenance intake are easy to automate now. showings and tenant drama, not so much
what's your number?
at what point does letting AI run part of your rental become a reasonable decision?
rent reminders feel obvious. maintenance intake too.
but would you let it screen tenants or negotiate renewals? genuinely curious where investors draw the line
unpopular opinion
the best time to automate your rentals is at 2 doors, not 20.
at 2 doors you've got time to test what AI should handle, like maintenance intake and tenant screening notes. at 20 you're just putting out fires.
build the system while it's still boring