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6 contributions to Passive Real Estate Investing
There's been a lot of talk about AI here. I'm curious...
Are any of you using AI to help you as a real estate investor? If so, how? Is there anything you wish you could automate that would make your life way easier? A few things I've been using it for: - Helping me search for brokers, agents, and property managements in my areas of interest - Helping me find property owners for Direct-to-Owner outreach (for calling, mail campaigns, etc.) - Pulling relevant leads into a CRM and automating follow up (which is where a lot of people slip) Curious to hear your answers!
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@Aldo Chandra Love this, because I agree. The most important thing after finding the lead is Speed to Lead. I use a mix of Claude Code, n8n, and ClickUp at the moment. The automation catches replies, and it flags it as Interested, Not interested, etc. It can also draft replies. I have it set up so there's my manual approval they send (I get a Slack notification when they respond), but there's the option to turn it off and have it auto send (which helps with speed to lead)
A small change that has been making a big difference in my real estate workflow lately.
Since incorporating AI automation into my business, I’ve been able to streamline some of the repetitive work that normally takes up a lot of my time responding to inquiries, qualifying leads, following up, organizing prospects, and managing appointments. The biggest benefit for me has been consistency. Instead of having good opportunities get overlooked simply because the day gets busy, automation helps keep the process moving while I focus on clients, negotiations, properties, and closing deals. It’s not about replacing the personal side of real estate. If anything, I think it gives me more time to focus on the conversations and relationships that actually matter. I’m still refining my system, but the improvements in response time, follow-up, organization, and overall efficiency have been noticeable. I’m sharing this simply because I know other real estate professionals may be looking for ways to make their workflow more efficient as well. For anyone who is genuinely interested in learning how AI automation could be incorporated into a real estate business, the specialist who helped me with mine is Taofix Digital Agency. 📲 WhatsApp: +44 7473 927377 No pressure, just sharing a resource that has been useful to me.
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@Oliver Hayes Ya there's lots of cool stuff you can build, including the things @Sandy B. Peterson mentioned, which is more operations use-cases. I mostly use Claude Code and n8n to automate things. I do this for a living, so it's not too difficult, but anyone could learn this stuff if they really wanted!
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@Oliver Hayes Honestly, YouTube and trying things lol. I just watched a few good videos, and they starting playing with the tools, and eventually things start to click. There's definitely some time needed for the learning curve, but all the resources are there!
AI got you puzzled and overwhelmed?
AI gurus Catherine and Tommy joined us last night on Friday Night Lights with Next Legacy Group. We had over 80 people join us for part 1 of a 3 part series! YOU HAVE GOT TO TAKE THE TIME TO WATCH THIS. They give you actionable items (homework) that will help you buy back hours in your week. Seriously. @Kendall Johnson will be posting the video link soon. Take 1 hour this weekend. If you want the printed links shared in chat and a personal email, dm me here or text me directly at 217-653-3079.
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Oooo I missed this. Exciting, can't wait to check it out!
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Hey everyone, I'm Vik! Trying to up my real estate investing game. I also love building AI systems, and trying see if I can find a way to use it to help with find some great deals! I just watched a view of the videos and it's already been super helpful. Happy to be here!
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@Adam Williams Appreciate it my man!
A question for those growing their real estate portfolio: How do you decide who to bring in as a partner?
As we work toward our next acquisition, I’ve been thinking about what makes a strong team: complementary skills, follow-through, shared goals, and the ability to have honest conversations when things get difficult. Experience matters, but so does how someone shows up when there’s work to do. What’s one quality you look for in a partner, and one lesson you learned the hard way?
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@Adam Williams "Common sense & common courtesy" Love this. I find it's not as common as you'd hope sometimes.
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Vik Dasoar
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@vikdasoar
AI Automation nerd | Business coach | Ex-Architect and Product Designer

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