If you’re an agent, team lead, or creator, the fastest way to get leverage from AI is by creating Custom GPTs around your repeatable workflows. Below are the exact ones I use (or am building) and a copy-paste spec so you can clone them for your market.
Why Custom GPTs (vs one-off prompts)?
- Consistency: Same tone, formatting, and deliverables every time.
- Speed: Replaces 10 tabs + manual copy/paste with one guided chat.
- Quality Control: Guardrails prevent “hallucinations,” keep outputs on-brand, and force checklists.
- Trainable: Anyone on your team can get 80–90% of your quality without shadowing you for months.
My Custom GPT Stack (real examples)
1) Home Tour Itinerary GPT (Client-Ready with Maps)
What it does: Builds a showing route with drive times, price/ft², DOM, schools, flood note, lot size, plus buyer notes + rating sheets. Exports a branded printable PDF for the binder and a shareable version for the car.Inputs: Budget, areas, must-haves, tour date/time, 5–8 MLS links (or addresses).Outputs: Google Maps route link, agenda, one-pager per home, quick comps, and a rating template.
2) CMA + Offer Strategy GPT
What it does: Produces a pricing band, absorption snapshot, top 3–5 comps with bullet takeaway, and an offer play (price, terms, concessions, timeline).Guardrails: Flags outlier comps, requires explanation for adjustments, and adds “if-this-then-that” counter moves.
3) Listing Launch SOP GPT (Serhant-style polish, Brad McCallum video flow)
What it does: Auto-generates your full launch plan: photos, reels/shorts scripts, YouTube long-form outline, thumbnail ideas, MLS description, email + text drips, open house kit, and a 7-day content calendar.Bonus: Produces a “Feature–Benefit–Story” matrix so your marketing hits emotion + data.
4) Open House Ops GPT (Lead → Appointment)
What it does: Creates sign-in sheet questions, a 3-text follow-up ladder, value-driven talking points, and a fast “What’s your move?” decision tree after the event.
5) Inspection & Mold Interpreter GPT (Accuracy-First)
What it does: Turns reports/lab results into client-friendly summaries with risk levels, safety items, repair buckets, and vendor talk-tracks—no speculation, just clear next steps.
6) Luxury Listing Coach GPT
What it does: Gives power language for on-market price improvements, high-end feature phrasing, objection handling, and side-by-side MLS vs Auction positioning.
7) Client Message Polisher GPT (My Voice)
What it does: Rewrites texts/emails in my tone—confident, warm, consultative—adding gentle urgency and clear next steps.
8) “Logan Loves Learning” Content Machine
What it does: Generates hooks, outlines, and CTAs for Shorts/YouTube, then repurposes each video into a post, email, and caption—with timestamped B-roll cues.
How to Build One (10-Minute Blueprint)
- Pick a workflow you repeat weekly (CMA, listing launch, tour day).
- Define the deliverable (PDF one-pager, email, checklist, CSV).
- Write the briefing:
- Inputs form: “Ask me for: price range, areas, timing, links/addresses, constraints (FHA/VA, flood, HOA).”
- Checklists: Embed your SOP so outputs don’t miss steps (e.g., “Include 3 pricing scenarios, risk notes, and next steps”).
- Guardrails: “Never fabricate MLS data. Summarize sources. Provide disclaimers when needed.”
- Output format: “Return: (1) client-facing summary, (2) internal notes, (3) copy-paste script, (4) downloadable table if applicable.”
- Test + iterate: Feed it a real case. If any step was manual, add it to the instructions.
Copy-Paste Starter Spec (steal this)
System Instructions (put in your Custom GPT “Instructions”):
You are a real-estate operations assistant for The Pro20Five Group (Real Broker, Nashville). Tone is confident, warm, and consultative.Priorities: accuracy, clarity, client-first.Always ask for missing inputs before proceeding.Never invent data—clearly mark “Unknown” with a suggested way to verify.Always produce a client-facing version and an internal version with talking points and next steps.When comparing options, use simple math tables and bold the recommendation with a one-sentence “why.”
Required Inputs (first message to user):
- Goal (buy/sell/listing/ops)
- Price range + financing
- Areas + must-haves / deal-breakers
- Links/addresses
- Deadline / timeline
Output Template (what the GPT must return):
- Executive Summary (client-ready) — 5–7 bullets
- Key Data — quick table (price/ft², DOM, schools note, tax/HOA, flood)
- Options & Math — 2–3 scenarios (clear monthly deltas)
- Risks / Watchouts — concise list with “verify by ___”
- Recommended Move — bold one-liner
- Copy-Paste Assets — MLS description | email | 3-text follow-up ladder
- Attachments — CSV/markdown tables for print/PDF
Prompts I Actually Use (paste into your GPT)
Tour Builder:“Create a Saturday tour from 10am–1pm for these homes: [links]. Budget $550–$625k, avoid flood zones, prefer fenced yard + garage. Output: route link, agenda with drive times, one-pager per home (price/ft², DOM, school rating, taxes/HOA, flood note), and a printable rating sheet.”
CMA + Offer Strategy:“Subject is 3/2, ~1,850 sf in [area]. Build a price band using the 5 closest comps last 6 months (+/-15% size, +/-0.5 mi). Flag outliers. Then write my offer plan at 3 price points with terms and a ‘why now’ message to the listing agent.”
Listing Launch:“Launch plan for [address] on [date]. Style: Ryan Serhant polish, Brad McCallum video cadence. Deliver: MLS description (1200 chars), 60-sec Reel script, Long-form YT outline with hook + B-roll cues, 7-day content calendar, email to my list, 3-text sequence for sign-ins.”
Inspection/Mold Summary (accuracy-first):“Summarize key safety/function issues, rank severity (High/Med/Low), list recommended vendors, and create a repair-credit strategy. If anything is uncertain, label it and propose verification steps.”
Measuring ROI (so you know it’s working)
- Hours saved per task (target: 50–80%).
- Time-to-first-draft (target: <5 minutes).
- Appointments set per open house (target: +1–2).
- Listing-ready package turnaround (target: same day).
- Client satisfaction (fewer “can you simplify?” replies).