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Sep 1 •
What's the one task you'd hand off tomorrow?
Drop it in the comments. It doesn't have to be clever. The boring ones are the ones worth killing. Weekly or monthly, whatever eats the most time. Ones that come up a lot: listing descriptions, follow-up texts, MLS input, transaction paperwork, CMAs, social posts, open house follow-up. Two lines is plenty. Tell me the task and roughly how long it takes you. I read every one of these, and I build them. If yours is in here, it's in the running. Ryan
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Apr 16 •
Start here
Welcome in. I'm Ryan, a working Las Vegas agent. Everything in here is a workflow I actually run in my own business, not theory. One thing to do right now. It takes about sixty seconds. Go to the pinned thread "What's the one task you'd hand off tomorrow?" and drop your answer in the comments. Weekly or monthly, whatever eats the most time. The boring answers are the good ones. That's it. That's the whole ask. I read every one, and the tasks that come up most are what I build next. When you want to go deeper, the Classroom is where the walkthroughs live. Start at the top and work down. House rules, short version: share what works, ask anything no matter how basic, help when you can, no pitching other members, keep it practical. Glad you're here. Ryan
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Apr 22 •
The Leveraged Agent Guidelines
1. Share what works. Post your wins, your workflows, your results. This is how we all get better. 2. Ask questions freely. No question is too basic. Use the Q&A category and include enough detail that others can help you. 3. Help when you can. If you see a question you can answer, jump in. Points are awarded for helping others. 4. No self-promotion. Don't pitch your services, courses, or tools to other members. This isn't a lead gen group. 5. Keep it practical. We're here to build and deploy workflows, not debate AI philosophy. If you can't use it this week, save it. 6. Respect the community. Be professional. Disagreements are fine, personal attacks aren't. Breaking rules 4 or 6 = removal. No warnings for spam.
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Claude Code
@Ryan Rose what is Github and why do I need it for Claude Code? It won't let me use Claude Code unless I connect to it.
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"Local expert" isn't an answer
A seller asks, "Why should we hire you?" What do you say? 👇 Most agents say some mix of "local expert," "great communication" and "your needs come first." Clients read those lines on every profile. They stopped meaning anything a long time ago. Your real difference is already in your work. You just haven't written it down. 💎 Why Me Sheet digs it out of the steps you already take with clients. → Walk Claude through your last listing and your last buyer, first call to closing → Every claim gets a receipt: a checklist, a template, a report or a review → Can't prove it yet? It goes on a "not yet" list, not in your bio → A scan of what other agents near you already say, so you skip the tired lines → 3 angles scored on 4 checks. You pick one. → A one-page What You Get sheet for sellers and buyers → No guarantees your broker hasn't signed off on Then /why-me check runs on any bio, post or listing presentation. ✅ Classroom → Foundation → Why Me Sheet ✅ Have your last two deals in mind and your reviews open 👉 Open the lesson: https://www.skool.com/the-leveraged-agent/classroom/42fb7237?md=c22ffc1d45f4475bac915ecb697db1e1 Try it right now. In one sentence, why you? Comments 👇 Ryan
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