Text new real estate leads in seconds and book showings
An agent texts each new lead from Facebook, the website or email within seconds, asks about budget, timing and financing, books a showing if they're ready, and follows up later if not.
A property management company's building manager took every tenant call himself. A voice agent now answers each maintenance call, asks what's wrong and how urgent it is, logs it in the CRM, creates a task by trade, and sends emergencies to the manager's cell in seconds.
60% less of the manager's time spent on calls, zero missed maintenance calls, every request logged with a task, and emergencies passed to the manager in under 10 seconds. Version 1 went live in 3 weeks because the intake steps were already written down. (as reported by the source)
Guide: AI receptionist for small business: real examples and how to set one up
Our own prompt for copying this setup. Swap in your details. Not quoted from the source.
You answer the maintenance line for [Property Company]. Get the tenant's name and unit, what the problem is, where it is, and how bad. Log it and tag it plumbing, electrical, HVAC or general. If it's a burst pipe, gas smell, flooding or fire alarm, say you're transferring them and send the call to the manager right away.
An agent texts each new lead from Facebook, the website or email within seconds, asks about budget, timing and financing, books a showing if they're ready, and follows up later if not.
New property enquiries are tagged as buying, selling, renting or valuation, scored high/medium/low, assigned to an agent, logged in a Google Sheet CRM, followed up, and booked through Setmore.
For a real estate investment firm, n8n texts seller leads in three timed touches, skips do-not-contact tags, and passes replies to an AI agent that qualifies them and books a call.