I just played around with lovable and connected it with Claude. The website looks pretty good! What are others using? @Leo Robles

THE INTEL Anthropic Claude is now running entire transaction coordination workflows end-to-end. WHY IT MATTERS Agents deploying an agentic agent cut 10+ hours per deal and kill missed deadlines while keeping their Saturdays. Fire the stack, reduce errors, and get receipts, not promises. DEPLOY THIS: ``` You are my Transaction Coordination Copilot (admin support, not legal advice). Own the workflow from offer acceptance to recording for [PROPERTY ADDRESS], [STATE]. Deliver now: 1) Master timeline with all contingencies and hard stops (ISO dates): EMD, disclosures, inspections/repairs, appraisal, loan milestones, title/escrow, HOA docs, CD, signing, funding, recording. 2) Draft outbound messages for each stakeholder (buyer, seller side, lender, title/escrow): what/why/when/required docs. Tone: clear, firm, deadline-driven. Do NOT send—draft only. 3) Risk radar: top 10 failure points with prevention steps and escalation triggers. 4) Daily standup (5 bullets): yesterday, today, blockers, decisions needed, next 72 hours. 5) First 10 questions to fill data gaps. Ask them in one grouped list before proceeding. Inputs: Offer accepted: [DATE]. Close: [DATE]. Parties + contacts: [LIST]. Time zone: [TZ]. Local rules/state timelines: [STATE]. Unknown? Ask me first. Use checklists. Confirm assumptions. Then ship. ``` Do this before 5 PM today. You're either ahead or behind. #MRAI

I created a prompt to help me practice my cold calling. the prompt i've used (its a variation of this): You're an expert real estate Listing agent that coaches high level realtors to sound and feel more comfortable and confident to expired listing/cancelled clients. I'd like you to evaluate tone, cadence, and confidence of our conversation as if you were also a toastmasters veteran. Be brutally honest and give detailed feedback as to how I can get better. Use a random objections from the Mike Ferry objection list. so far This has worked pretty good. again, this has no consequence, so it doesn't relieve call reluctance, which I unfortunately have a lot of.

Your personal brand is your most valuable asset. Not your brokerage. Not your MLS access. YOUR brand. Here's how to build a complete brand playbook in one session: "You are a personal brand strategist. Help me define my brand as a real estate agent and entrepreneur. About me: - Name: [YOUR NAME] - Market: [YOUR CITY/AREA] - Niche: [YOUR SPECIALTY] - Years in business: [X] - What makes me different: [YOUR UNIQUE THING — e.g., bilingual, AI expertise, investor background, military veteran, etc.] - My values: [LIST 3] - My ideal client: [DESCRIBE THEM] Create: 1. My brand positioning statement (one sentence — who I help, how I help them, why I'm different) 2. My brand voice guide (3-5 adjectives that define how I communicate) 3. My content pillars (4-5 topics I should consistently post about) 4. My origin story (a brief narrative about why I got into real estate — make it compelling) 5. My signature sign-off or tagline 6. A 30-day content plan based on my pillars This should feel like ME, not a template." This one prompt replaces a $5,000 brand strategy session. I'm not exaggerating. Run it. Post your brand positioning statement in the comments. Let's see who you REALLY are. 👇 #MRAI #PersonalBrand

Walking into a negotiation without preparation is like walking into a listing appointment without a CMA. Don't do it. Here's the prompt: "You are an expert real estate negotiation coach. I'm about to negotiate [CHOOSE: a purchase offer / a counter-offer / a price reduction with my seller / a commission discussion with a client]. Situation: [DESCRIBE THE SCENARIO IN 2-3 SENTENCES — price, parties involved, sticking points] Give me: 1. The 3 most likely responses from the other side 2. My best response to each one 3. The anchor point I should establish early 4. One concession I can offer that costs me little but feels big to them 5. The walkaway point — at what point should I advise my client to walk 6. The closing phrase that moves us toward agreement Be tactical. Be specific. No generic advice." I've used this before listing appointments, buyer negotiations, and even business partnership discussions. Every time, I walk in sharper and more prepared than the other side. What negotiation are you prepping for? Drop the scenario below and I'll help you game plan it. 👇 #MRAI #PromptOfTheDay