Exemples de lead magnets LinkedIn en real estate

I mapped every AI automation opportunity across 25 industries. 10-15 pain points each. With the exact positioning, pricing range, and who to sell to. This took me 4 years and 80+ client engagements to figure out. A lot of AI Agencies pick a niche and pray. They don't know the actual pain points. They don't know who the buyer is. They don't know what these companies are already paying for broken solutions. They don't know what the realistic project size is. So they end up competing on price for generic "AI automation" gigs. I've worked with marketing agencies, recruiting firms, e-commerce brands, law firms, real estate companies, healthcare practices, financial services, SaaS companies, manufacturing, construction, logistics, and more. Every single one has 10-15 processes that are bleeding money because they're still done manually. Here's what the guide covers for each industry: → The top 10-15 automation pain points (ranked by ROI) → Who the actual buyer is (CEO, COO, ops manager, etc.) → What they're currently paying for manual labor or broken SaaS → Realistic project pricing ($5K-$60K+ depending on scope) → The discovery questions that unlock the deal → How to position yourself as the expert even if you've never worked in that industry → Red flags to avoid (industries and company sizes that aren't worth it) 25 industries and 300+ specific automation opportunities. This is the cheat code for picking your niche and knowing exactly what to sell before you ever get on a call. What the full guide? 1. Like this post 2. Comment "NICHE" and I'll send the guide (must be connected) Bonus for the first 100 people: I'm also including an ROI calculator you can use on prospect calls. Plug in their numbers and show them exactly what they're losing to manual work every year.

Most CRE brokerages are recruiting the wrong way in 2026. On March 11th at 11AM PST, I’m hosting a free Zoom call with independent CRE brokerage owners across the U.S. to discuss what’s actually working right now when it comes to recruiting agents. If you’re trying to grow your brokerage, you’ll want to sit in on this conversation. DM me for the link. #cre #realestate #brokerage #joekillinger https://lnkd.in/gpDVxw9h

La Coupe du Monde est à New York. Et j'en profite pour accélérer notre développement aux États-Unis. Parce qu'au-delà de l'effervescence sportive, le marché immobilier new-yorkais en 2026 est l'un des plus dynamiques au monde. Polarisé. Compétitif. Mais plein d'opportunités pour qui sait où regarder 🏢📈 Grâce à Margaux Buridant du bureau new-yorkais de Tikehau Capital , j'ai eu la chance de rencontrer Dean Amro, petit-fils et le patron de The Brodsky Organization. 75 ans d'expérience. Plus de 10 000 appartements. Plus de 85 immeubles dans les quartiers les plus prisés de New York. → Ce sont des partenaires sérieux et ancrés sur le terrain Dean m'a raconté comment il a racheté ... le Flatarion building avec ses associés ! Un deal qui entre dans la légende. Ma conviction est simple : → Investir à l'étranger ne s'improvise pas → Cela exige des collaborations disciplinées, une gestion rigoureuse des risques et une expertise complémentaire C'est pourquoi je passe du temps avec les équipes de Kushner , Naftali Group Thor Equities Group Cushman & Wakefield et d'autres. Pour que vous puissiez bientôt accéder avec nous: 💵 Le plus grand marché immobilier mondial 🌍 Une diversification au-delà des frontières européennes 📈 Une exposition au dollar, monnaie de référence mondiale On ne construit pas une présence sérieuse à New York en touriste. Mettez un 🇺🇸 en commentaire - je vous partagerai dans les prochaines semaines mon analyse complète du marché et des grandes tendances qui arrivent chez nous. Un grand merci à French-American Foundation - France pour son accueil et à Laurent Morali pour ses précieux conseils!

NEVER struggle with SaaS ideation again… This custom GPT replaces a $200K/year SaaS strategy team. Most founders struggle to pick the right SaaS idea. And it costs them months. They: - Spend time chasing the wrong niche - Build products nobody actually wants - Have zero clarity on what they can realistically win with So I built a custom GPT that generates your next $10K/mo SaaS idea using only your skills, experience, and industry knowledge. Here’s what it does: → Finds profitable niches in seconds → Surfaces real problems people will pay to solve → Generates SaaS concepts tailored to your strengths → Filters ideas by demand, difficulty, and speed to revenue This isn’t just random theory. I’ve applied this framework across real estate, agencies, social media influencers, and 10+ other industries. Normally you’d need to hire a product strategist for this. This GPT does it for free. Want access? 1. Connect with me 2. Comment “GPT” below And I’ll send it straight to your DMs. P.S - Repost this post to get it a day earlier than others!

I pitched a family office a deal last week that, five years ago, would have had them writing a check on the spot... "opportunistic upside; core-plus risk; hard asset collateral"... they passed. They're looking at SpaceX secondaries and AI deals. If you're raising capital from family offices right now, you need to understand what you're actually competing with. Real estate is genuinely hard to get family offices excited about right now... and if you don't understand why, you'll never get a second meeting. Here's how to reposition. 1/ Stop competing with venture; compete with volatility • Family offices aren't comparing your deal to another real estate deal • They're comparing it to SpaceX, AI infrastructure, and crypto. You won't win on upside. So don't try. Win on the other side of their portfolio — the allocation that's supposed to protect them when everything else goes sideways. Frame real estate as the real asset ballast within a portfolio that's increasingly loaded with high-beta, high-upside bets.... so "downside protection, inflation hedge, tangible collateral." 2/ Pitch asset classes that are AI-proof Family offices are smart enough to ask: "Will this asset class exist in 10 years?" If your pitch doesn't have a clear answer, you're done. Self-storage, industrial, workforce housing, land, etc. These are categories where AI doesn't displace demand. It may improve operations, but the underlying need is structural and physical. Lean into that. 3/ Let them invest in the GP, not just the deal Family offices understand enterprise value and cash flows better than they understand cap rates and NOI. Many would rather invest in your operating company - the platform, the fee stream, the brand - than a single asset. If you have a vertically integrated business, lead with the OpCo story. That's a language they speak fluently. 4/ Start local The highest-conversion family office relationships are local — either to your HQ or to your projects. They can: • Visit the asset • Meet you for coffee • Build trust in person Don't blast a cold deck to 200 family offices nationally.... focus on building 10 deep relationships in your backyard. 5/ Pitch an SPV, not a fund Family offices are tired of paying fund fees for the privilege of blind pool risk. They want: • deal-level transparency, • co-investment rights, and • the ability to choose. SPVs and co-invests align with how they want to deploy capital. Going deeper on all of this in a live workshop on Wednesday. Link in the comments.

Elon Musk: "The White Collar Labor will be the first to go" From my previous experience in the corporate world, I know 99% of people are treated like just another number. No matter how hard you work, and no matter how valuable you are. So I have no issue believing that due to AI... ...if corporate companies can cut you using it, they won't hesitate to. Because let's face it: Corporations don't exactly have the reputation of being kind :) I've faced the truth, and think you either learn to use A.I or get impacted by it in some way, shape or form. As an AI founder myself: Here's the best way I found to build a successful AI business as a regular guy with no tech skills: First use A.I in your current job Use ChatGPT to draft emails. Use SuperHuman.AI to manage your inbox. Use Motion.AI to manage your tasks. Use Gemini to research clients. You should save 5-10 hours a week that you can reinvest… Use this time to start an A.I side hustle. You don’t need to be technical, you don’t need to know how to code. Simply put: you’re going to help boomer business owners use A.I. I started the same business 2 years ago and now makes over $100k/mo. 1- Use the industry you work in to find your ideal client. 2- Use exa.ai to find businesses with 50-200 employees. 3- Use Apollo.io to find the LinkedIn of decision makers. 4- Use perplexity.ai to find out what keeps CEOs up at night. For law firms, it could be document processing. For real estate, it could be lead management. For healthcare, it could be administrative overload. 5- Find prebuilt agents you could sell without creating anything (we have a library of in house and verified third party tools at AI Acquisition) But some basic examples: Instantly.ai for lead generation. Intercom.com for customer service automation. Jasper.ai for content creation. Package these together as a complete solution that eliminates staffing costs. 6- Send a LinkedIn Message and pitch your offer to the decision makers 7- Consider charging $3K initial + $1-3K/mo retainer for 1 agent. (Charge more if you install 3-4 agents) 8- Hire skilled VAs on onlinejobs.ph to do the installation (Pay them $250/mo) 9- You just focus on client relationships & taking sales calls. If you landed 1x client every month, in 12 months that’s $12k-36k/mo. With $36,000 stacked up from installation fees. Want to learn exactly how to start your A.I Agency? Send me a message saying "AIGP"

I bought a $320,000 condo in Dubai. If I Airbnb it... I'll get $1,700/month (at most). Meanwhile, my 7 payment processors make me $5k/month on autopilot. No tenants. No fees. No headaches. Here's exactly how to copy me: -- First, let me be clear. Real estate is a great asset. I bought the condo because I wanted to (long-term value, appreciation, etc). The problem is, most people just don't know what they’re signing up for. -- Here's the reality of Airbnb-ing a $320k property: • Platform fees eat 15-20% off the top • Bad reviews can tank your occupancy • Guests trash the place, you eat the cost • Maintenance requests show up at midnight $1,700/month (on a good month). -- Now for the payment processors: Every time someone buys something with crypto at one of my locations... I collect a percentage of the transaction. • The business gets paid in dollars • The customer pays the fee • I keep the difference No tenants. No toilets. No 2am texts. -- The setup is simple: • Form an LLC • Partner with a backend processor (they handle all the tech) • Find local businesses willing to accept digital payments • Charge the customer 3-4% • Keep 1-2% as pure profit That's the whole model. -- The businesses I target: • Car dealerships • Jewelry stores • Smoke shops • High-ticket retailers • Tourist-heavy locations These aren't random. High-ticket transactions mean bigger percentages on every single sale. -- & here's the thing nobody talks about. Real estate can take years to optimize. You need the right market, the right property manager, the right platform strategy. Meanwhile, the payment processors started paying me immediately. -- This is the perfect 2nd income stream. If you want to learn how I built this and how you can set up your own locations... DM me "Digital" and I'll show you how.

1.7M mid-market companies NEED A.I implementation...it only takes 5x clients @$5k/mo to replace your corporate salary. Here's how I'd land a client willing to pay that much (in under 30 days): Step 1: Pick an Industry -> Law firms -> Accounting firms -> Real estate agencies - > Healthcare practices -> Marketing agencies -> Recruitment companies All of these industries desperately need A.I implementation. Step 2: Use the A.I Cold Email Agent Go to AI Acquisition & select this tool. Input your niche, target companies with 10-50 employees, and pick your location. A.I builds an outreach sequence for you (an opener and 3 follow ups, all written automatically). Step 3: Use the A.I SDR This is on AI Acquisition & you just connect it to your calendar. The agent replies to interested prospects on your behalf & automatically books interview calls. This is where 95% of people mess it up if they’re not smart… Step 4: The Interview Call This call is NOT a sales call, your only job here is to listen. Ask them about their biggest operational problems. Ask them where they're losing time and money. Ask them if they've looked into A.I solutions before. It doesn’t matter if you suck at sales, you’re just asking questions. Step 5: The Discovery Call Now you go deeper & ask them… -> What's your average client value? -> What does this problem cost you per year? -> Who makes the final decision on solutions like this? -> Do you have a budget set aside for this? This is where you’ll qualify them & gather the info to offer a solution. Step 6: The Solutions Call This is the only call where you present your offer. You show them the exact A.I tools that solve the problem they told you about… "This costs you $80,000/year right now. I can solve it for $10,000 upfront and $5,000/mo." You don’t need to build anything from scratch… It’s as simple as going back to AI Acquisition & asking for an A.I tool. For example, an A.I Sales Call Analyzer to ensure they’re able to increase their close rate. If you’re really non-technical, you can hire a VA from onlinejobs.ph to do this for you. 1x client = $5,000/mo 3x clients = $15,000/mo 5x clients = $25,000/mo If you sent out 2,000 e-mails & booked 20 calls, you’d only need to close 25% of them. & if you’re bad at sales, just send out more e-mails 🤣 If you want more detailed advice on what I'd do in exactly your shoes, feel free to DM me "AI" & I'll ask a few questions about you and your professional experience, then I can point you in the direction I'd take!

Real estate agents are losing deals every day. Not because they don't have leads. Because they can't keep up with them. I just built an AI system that fixes that. 3 lead sources running in parallel simultaneously, contact forms, Google Sheets, and ad campaigns. Every lead scored by GPT out of 100 the moment it arrives. Hot lead → instant Slack alert + personalized email. Warm lead → automatic follow-up. Cold lead → logged to a master dashboard. No sorting. No manual work. No leads falling through the cracks. This is Day 3 of my 30-day n8n automation challenge. The best real estate businesses in 2026 won't have the biggest teams. They'll have the smartest systems. I build those systems. DM me "REALESTATE" to get one. The Automation Girl #n8n #automation #realestate #AIagent #30daychallenge

A founder DM'd me yesterday and said: "Sheza, I've been posting on LinkedIn for 3 months but I’ve got no luck yet in terms of business results. Is this even worth it?" I told him what I tell everyone: LinkedIn is NOT instant gratification. It's not the "post once, get 10 clients" fantasy some people sell. There will be weeks where your posts get 40 views. Where your DMs stay empty. Where you question if anyone even sees what you're creating. But here's what I know after building Focus Solutions and working with 20+ clients across real estate, wellness, SaaS, and coaching: The ones who stay consistent? They win. My clients' results: 1. Real estate CEO: 400 followers → 6,200 followers, closed $1.8M deal from LinkedIn connection (6 months) 2. Wellness coach: "I help people feel better" → "I help burned-out executives reclaim 15 hours/week" — 340% revenue increase (90 days) 3. B2B SaaS founder: Featured in TechCrunch + Inc., closed $250K enterprise deal from LinkedIn (5 months) 4. Sales leader: 800 followers → 6,400 followers, featured in Sales Hacker, closed $180K deal from a DM (4 months) 5. Coaching client: Positioned from generic "life coach" → category authority, now gets 8-12 qualified inbound leads monthly Will I take credit for all of it? No. Because results depend on variables I can't control: → How willing you are to share real stories (not just wins) → How brave you are to show your face (not hide behind a logo) → How much you trust the process when it feels like nothing's working  → How active YOU are in conversations (not just posting and ghosting) → How open you are to positioning that makes you stand out (not blend in) I've had clients refuse to share their photos. Others won't tell personal stories. Some want results but won't do outreach. Then they wonder why their brand isn't growing. Hear me out: Building a personal brand that converts isn't just about posting. It's about positioning, consistency, and patience. The worst thing you can do? Quit at month 3. Because that's exactly when things start to shift. Anyone can build "a brand." But a revenue-generating personal brand? That takes strategy, positioning, and someone who won't quit when it gets hard. P.S. Are you building a brand that gets you noticed, or a brand that gets you paid? P.P.S. If you're ready to build a positioning strategy that actually converts, DM me "READY." Let's talk.

Everybody told me to pick one industry. Five industries. Five engines. Thirty days. Every book, every podcast, every AI agency guru said the same thing. Niche down. Pool installers. Medical billing. Franchise bakeries. Get famous inside one vertical and ride it. Last 30 days, we signed five AI Engines. Wifi consulting sales. Real estate agent recruitment. Creative agency marketing. A field-service operator. A coaching business whose owner was drowning in her own content. Five industries. Five functions. None of them rhyme. Here's what I didn't expect. The build process is the same every single time. Sit with the owner. Find the function that's stealing their week. Map every recurring task inside it. Score them on what AI can handle and what it can't. Build the first modules against the client's actual data. Deploy on a VPS, live inside their existing stack. The engine architecture is the same. The industry on the front door is just where the engine plugs in. The reason this works is that I'm not running a marketing agency that added AI. I'm running an AI automation shop with Claude Code doing more than half the build inside the workspace. Every engine we ship makes the next one faster. The fifth build takes a fraction of the time the first one did. No VC. No offshore team. No "AI for [vertical]" billboard. Just a couple veterans, a workspace, a stack of modules we've proven in the field, and five small businesses whose weeks look different now than they did in March. If you're running a business and wondering whether AI is ready for your industry, whatever it is, the answer is probably yes. We've been surprised five times this month. DM me "Surprise" to see if you could be the sixth! #AIEngine #AIAutomation #SmallBusiness #FounderStory #SDVOSB

These 60 prompts have generated $1.3M+ in booked pipeline across 6 industries. Most voice AI builders are guessing when it comes to prompt design: They write a system prompt, say a prayer, and wonder why prospects hang up Their agent says "one-five-zero-zero dollars" instead of "fifteen hundred" The agent monologues for 30 seconds while the prospect zones out But look, a generic system prompt doesn't work for production calls. You need a completely different architecture. So I built one. 18 months. 6 industries. Live calls, not sandboxes. Here's what's inside: → The 7-section prompt architecture behind every agent that actually books appointments → Number pronunciation rules that turn "one-five-zero" into "one fifty" and "$1.5M" into "about one point five million" → Verbal imperfection engineering: where to place "umm," "you know," and natural pauses so agents sound human → The Listen-Acknowledge-Ask pattern that keeps calls conversational instead of robotic → Timed call flow: Opening (30s) → Discovery (90s) → Bridge (60s) → Solution (45s) → Close (45s) → Objection handling scripts for the 6 responses that kill 90% of calls → Industry-specific prompts for auto, real estate, insurance, healthcare, home services, and legal These prompts are in production right now. Booking real appointments. Generating real revenue. Want the full 60-prompt library for free? Connect with me Comment "PROMPTS" below And I'll send you the full library. P.S. ♻️ Repost for PRIORITY access.

Je viens de créer un monstre pour les agents immobiliers. Un agent vocal qui qualifie vos prospects de A à Z, pendant que vous êtes en visite. Nova, c'est son nom. Et il fait ce que vous n'avez pas le temps de faire : poser les bonnes questions à chaque appelant. 𝐔𝐧𝐞 𝐪𝐮𝐚𝐥𝐢𝐟𝐢𝐜𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐪𝐮𝐢 𝐯𝐚 𝐚𝐮 𝐛𝐨𝐮𝐭 26 points de données extraits à chaque appel. Budget, délai, critères, situation personnelle, motivation réelle. Tout y passe. Vous recevez des fiches complètes, pas des "Madame Y cherche un appartement". 𝐋𝐚 𝐝𝐚𝐭𝐚 𝐪𝐮𝐢 𝐜𝐡𝐚𝐧𝐠𝐞 𝐭𝐨𝐮𝐭 Fini les appels manqués qui partent chez le concurrent. Fini les "je rappelle" qui ne rappellent jamais. Nova structure l'info que tu peux exploiter immédiatement. Tu attaques tes rendez-vous avec 10 longueurs d'avance. 𝐋𝐞 𝐠𝐮𝐢𝐝𝐞 𝐪𝐮𝐢 𝐝𝐞́𝐜𝐡𝐢𝐫𝐞 J'ai créé un guide complet pour montrer comment Nova transforme chaque appel en opportunité qualifiée. Tu veux le recevoir ? Écris-moi "NOVA" en commentaire. Mandataires, agents indépendants, ce truc va vous faire gagner 15h par semaine et 30% de conversion

I bought my first property thinking I knew everything. I knew nothing. 20 years and hundreds of deals later, here's the list I wish someone handed me on day one. 1. Cash flow is the only metric that matters. Not appreciation. Not potential. Not what your cousin thinks it's worth. If the property doesn't pay you every single month, it's not an investment. It's a bet. 2. Location beats everything else. I've seen beautiful properties in dying markets rot for years. I've seen ugly buildings in the right zip code print money for decades. Pick the market first. Then find the deal. 3. Your first deal will not be perfect. It doesn't need to be. It needs to: - Cash flow - Be in a stable area - Survive a bad month or two Done. Buy it. 4. Everyone has an opinion. Almost nobody has a track record. The guy at the barbecue who tells you it's a bad time to buy? Ask him how many properties he owns. 5. Run your numbers before you fall in love. I've watched investors talk themselves into bad deals because the house was beautiful. Numbers don't care about curb appeal. Vacancy rate. Repairs. Taxes. Insurance. Factor in everything. If the deal still works, it's a deal. 6. Your network is your net worth. The deal I almost missed in 2011 came from a phone call with someone I met at a conference two years earlier. Build relationships before you need them. 7. Real estate rewards patience. The investors I know who quit all quit right before the turn. Markets move in cycles. Boring wins over brilliant. Every. Single. Time. 8. You do not need to own everything alone. Syndications, partnerships, and equity sharing models exist for a reason. 20% of something great beats 100% of something average. 9. Protect your downside first. Upside takes care of itself when you survive the storm. Before every deal I ask: - What's the worst case? - Can I survive it? - How long can I hold this? If I can't answer all three, I don't buy. 10. Start before you're ready. Nobody feels ready. The investors I work with who built real wealth all had one thing in common. They bought something while everyone else was still researching. I made mistakes on my first deal. I overpaid. I underestimated repairs. I underestimated myself too. But that first deal opened a door that 20 years of reading books never could. You don't learn real estate by studying it. You learn it by doing it. DM me the word REAL ESTATE and I'll walk you through exactly how to analyze your first deal before you spend a single dollar. Follow Ken Chapman ♻️ Repost to help someone who needs to see this.

We work with a pro football player who makes over $6,000,000. We work with a doctor who makes over $750,000. We work with an executive who makes over $400,000. Different careers, but all of them want the same thing: Freedom. - More time with family. - More time traveling the world. - More time pursuing their passions. That’s why they invest in monthly cash flow. Because real wealth isn’t just about how much you make. It’s about how much income your assets produce for you. At some point, the goal stops being “make more money.” The goal becomes: Buy back your time. That’s what passive income does. - It creates options. - It creates flexibility. - It creates freedom. We help investors buy back their time. One monthly distribution at a time. DM me “FREEDOM” if you want to learn how our investors are building monthly cash flow through commercial real estate! P.S. (Patrick Mahomes is not the investor we work with...yet!)

Your job should cover your bills. Your side hustle should build your future. Most people never separate the two... & that's exactly why they can't get ahead. Here's the framework: Stream 1: Your job. Covers rent, food, the basics. Nothing more. Stream 2: Your side hustle. Every dollar goes straight into assets. Real estate, stocks, businesses, whatever builds while you sleep. If you're generating an extra $5k–$10k a month from a side hustle and reinvesting all of it... In 5–10 years, you won't need either stream to survive. That's what financial freedom actually looks like. If you want to learn how to generate monthly passive incoem on the side of your W2 job... DM me "Passive" and I'll show you how I retired from working 100 hours a week as a cop in Oakland.

We have an opportunity that just became available in Alabama... A Holiday Inn Express. This is an existing operating hotel, not a ground-up development. Holiday Inn Express Fairhope, Point Clear by IHG 19751 Greeno Rd, Fairhope, AL 36532 Minimum investment is $500K, with ~8.2% cash-on-cash returns and 18.9 % GP ownership. If you'd like to get more details, comment "CURIOUS" and I will send you over the information PS) Or just email me at adam@capstaq.com

NEVER write cold emails manually again... Grok-4 prompts replace your entire cold email writing process. I just built a prompt library with 20 industry-specific prompts and Instantly.ai integration. Including lead filters, enrichment setup, and prompts for recruiters, e-commerce, real estate, SaaS, and agencies. What's inside: 1. Deep LinkedIn-based personalised first line prompt 2. Career progression recognition line prompt 3. Company mission focus personalisation prompt 4. Recruiter cold email using pipeline pain prompt 5. Recruiter follow-up focused on simplicity prompt 6. Recruiter credibility follow-up without social proof prompt 7. E-commerce website issue cold email prompt 8. E-commerce follow-up focused on missed revenue prompt 9. E-commerce conversion improvement angle prompt 10. Real estate personalized first line from local context prompt 11. Real estate cold email focused on consistency prompt 12. Real estate follow-up based on timing prompt 13. Sales job listing growth cold email prompt 14. Job listing follow-up focused on new hires prompt 15. SaaS founder cold email based on product focus prompt 16. Ultra-short pattern interrupt email prompt 17. Loom video offer prompt with context 18. Warm referral-style cold email prompt 19. Breakup email with polite closure prompt 20. Prompt optimiser for any offer Comment "GROK" and I'll send you the library.

A landlord I know spent 3 weeks screening one tenant. Checking payslips. Calling references. Calculating income ratios by hand. After 3 weeks of manual sorting He still picked the wrong person. I built something so that never happens again. Day 15 of my 30-day n8n challenge. I built an AI Tenant Screening Agent. Tenant fills a form. AI does everything else. → Credit score checked → Employment verified → Income ratio calculated → Rental history assessed → References scored → Decision made ✅ Approved --- contract triggered automatically ⚠️ Conditional — requirements listed automatically ❌ Rejected — polite decline sent automatically Full report delivered to the landlord in 30 seconds. Not 3 weeks. 30 seconds. When I showed this to that landlord he said one thing. "Where was this 3 months ago?" 🤣🤣🤣 If you manage properties and you are still doing this manually, this was built for you. DM me "TENANT" and let's talk. #propertymanagement #AI #automation #n8n #realestate #landlord #30daychallenge

Dubai isn’t just growing. It’s compounding wealth. And the real opportunity right now? #Townhouses and #Dubai’s low-density communities are seeing rising demand driven by families, long-term residents, and global investors. Why investors should pay attention to villas and townhouses ? • 6–9% rental yields • 0% income tax • High occupancy in prime communities • Growing population • Limited villa supply Apartments are everywhere.Lands are not ! The smart money is moving into space, privacy, and community living. If you're considering international real estate, Dubai’s townhouse & villa segment deserves a serious look. Comment and I’ll share what’s performing best right now. #DubaiRealEstate #InvestSmart #PassiveIncome #WealthBuilding Special thanks to my best videographer and video editor Mohamed Aouadi ! 👏 📸📷🎞️🤳

We tried remote AI Engine kickoffs. They stalled. I've shipped five engines in 60 days. Sales, marketing, operations, finance, recruitment. Different verticals, different stacks, different team sizes. The one constant: the build only really starts when I'm in the room with the client. Day 1 on-site in Cypress, TX. By 5 PM we had 5 of 7 skills built and 4 real leads sitting in HubSpot. Ben (the GM) and Mark (sales) watched it run in real time. The trust we built that day carried the next four weeks of remote work without friction. Same shape on a Real Estate Broker earlier this month. Three hours in the room. The team brought stuff to the table they would never have written in a Loom or typed in a Slack thread. Edge cases, internal politics, a quoting workflow nobody had documented. All of it surfaced because we were sitting next to each other. If you're a fellow agency owner watching this and quoting fully-remote builds, I get it, the math looks better on paper. The math also assumes the build doesn't stall. Ours stalled when we tried it remote-first. The fix was a flight. Cost of an on-site kickoff: about $1,500 in travel. Time saved on a Pro AI Engine build: 1–2 weeks. Trust earned: the difference between invoice 2 paid on time and the build dragging into a fifth month. Comment "BUILD" and I'll send you the playbook we use to ship AI Engines. Architecture, intake sheet, scoring rubric, module cadence, and how the partner referral channel works. #AIEngine #AIAgency #BuildInPublic #AIAutomation #SDVOSB #AIOS #AIOperatingSystem

🚨 Poste de COO / Bras droit CEO pour une fonciere qui depote grave ! 🚀 Foncière immobilière de résidentiel parisien En forte expansion... VRAIMENT FORTE ! Il faut continuer de structurer, d'accompagner les équipes, et d'executer ! ⚠️ C'est pas pour ceux qui pensent deja savoir... Il faut vouloir depoussierer le modele historique de la foncière immobilière classique C'est pour ASAP C'est basé à Paris PAS DE REMOTE 🚨 RECRUTEMENT — COO / BRAS DROIT CEO 🚨 Pour une foncière parisienne qui DEPOTE ! 🏢 FONCIÈRE IMMOBILIÈRE — RÉSIDENTIEL PARISIEN 📈 EN EXPANSION (la vraie… la rapide… la massive) 🔥 TA MISSION Structurer une machine qui grossit très vite Accompagner & muscler les équipes Exécuter propre, vite, avec exigence Mettre du simple, du solide, du scalable ⚠️ POUR QUI ? Ceux qui veulent DÉPOUSSIÉRER le modèle historique de la foncière classique. Pas pour les “je sais déjà”. Pas pour les “ça a toujours été comme ça”. 📍 PARIS ⏳ ASAP 🚫 PAS DE REMOTE 👉 Tu te reconnais ? 👉 Tu connais LA bonne personne ? Commente, fais moi un email avec FONCE dans le titre.

We're hiring someone to work directly with Brad and me connecting real estate operators and investors. You'll speak with sponsors raising funds, investors deploying capital, and shape how companies are presented to the market: Thesis Driven is hiring a Capital Markets & Partnerships Associate. This role will talk with operators raising funds for innovative and emerging asset classes. Including: • Educating them on how we help sponsors access capital • Jumping on calls with investors to discuss matchmaking results • Building and maintaining profiles for operators and investors in our database • Shaping how companies are presented where storytelling meets investor judgment The ideal candidate has 3-6 years in: • Capital markets • Investor relations • Placement, real estate private equity, or related roles. While understanding real estate capital markets: players, structures, metrics. Your strengths: • Proficiency in building relationships • Being comfortable speaking with senior people • Writing clearly and thinking in narratives, not bullet points This isn’t your typical role. You’ll work directly with Brand and me. No layers, no bureaucracy. You'll help shape both content and capital outcomes: • Storytelling • Platform thinking • Investor judgement While being early and playing a pivotal role in a growing ecosystem. Ideal for someone at a mid-market firm who wants more: • Ownership and creativity • Direct exposure to founders and investors • None of the bureaucracy of a mega-fund This is a full-time opportunity here in NYC. If you’re interested, I’ll drop the link in comments. If you know someone who'd be a good fit, feel free to tag them or pass it along.

We generated $10.6M for clients across 10 industries. So I'm giving away all 10 playbooks. Live. In one class. Here's what's inside: → Finance — where $85K/year roles get replaced → Insurance — the $6.3T market most AI builders ignore → Healthcare — how to sell into a $4.5T spend → Legal — intake systems that replace $150K in staff → Real Estate — lead qualification at scale → Private Equity — deal flow and portfolio automation → Accounting — workflow builds that close at $30K+ → Recruiting — AI that sources, screens, and books → Dental / DSO — the most underserved vertical in AI → Hospitality — loyalty and ops infrastructure 10 industries. 10 playbooks. One live session. Every attendee also gets the full LinkedIn Go-To-Market Guide. The exact system behind 94% of our revenue. April 19th. 2 PM. Only 500 spots. No replay. 1. Comment CLASS and I'll send you the registration link directly. 2. Repost to skip the line 🔁

‼️REALTOR REVIEW‼️ 🥳Closing Day🎉 This is the result you get when you call me and say you want a house but you don’t know where to start. My client followed the necessary steps in November 2025. Her goal was to be in a home 2026! Here we are today 2 months later! We made it🙌🏽 Congratulations to my buyer🥳🥳🥳 We were able to get ✅ $20,000 in down payment assistance ✅ All closing costs paid from seller ✅She brought $0 to the closing table ✅Very good interest rate ✅ Home warranty ✅ A home she absolutely love Her time today, your time is only a call away! Special thanks to my business partner Cara Jones for credit repair! Thank you to Jonesha Dixon for working over time with us and getting our client approved for FHLB Grant Dollars! Thanks to Reginald Romerio Wells for always assisting me today and thanks to Natalie Speaks & James Renfroe for making this closing so smooth. Join the Dream Team!!! 📱Text READY to 6️⃣0️⃣1️⃣-6️⃣2️⃣4️⃣-8️⃣6️⃣3️⃣0️⃣ Yolanda Leggins | Realtor® The Agency HAUS 📞 6016248630 (c) 6016654869 (o) 📧 YolandaL@theagencyhaus.com 📅 Book a FREE Consultation today

3 ans à structurer une agence IA. Des centaines d’heures à tester, livrer, corriger. J’ai tout condensé dans une roadmap claire pour capter la vague IA (offerte). 3 ans. Des nuits blanches. Des dizaines de remises en question dans notre agence IA. Et aujourd’hui, une certitude. 👉 Le plus dur avec l’IA, ce n’est pas la tech. 👉 Ce n’est pas les outils. 👉 Ce n’est pas le niveau technique. Le plus dur, c’est la roadmap. Pendant 3 ans, j’ai vu exactement la même erreur chez 90 % des gens qui se lancent dans l’IA et l’automatisation : 👉 vouloir tout faire, partout, pour tout le monde. Résultat : ❌ dispersion ❌ mois perdus ❌ énergie diluée ❌ aucune offre claire ❌ aucun positionnement fort L’ENTONNOIR QUE J’AI FINI PAR COMPRENDRE Ces 3 dernières années, j’ai changé de lentille. Nous avons arrêté de penser “outils”. Nous avons commencé à penser industrie + vertical métier. 👉 Une industrie = un langage 👉 Un vertical = des problèmes précis 👉 Un problème précis = une offre claire 👉 Une offre claire = des ventes C’est cette approche qui nous a permis de structurer notre agence IA, de livrer des projets concrets, et surtout d’arrêter de perdre du temps. J’AI DONC TOUT COMPILÉ DANS UNE ROADMAP CLAIRE Une roadmap pour capter la vague de l’IA sans y passer des années. Pas un énième “framework bullshit”. Mais un playbook terrain, basé sur ce qui marche vraiment. CE QUE CONTIENT LA ROADMAP 1️⃣ Définir une vision claire (SMART) Pas “faire de l’IA”. Mais par exemple : Signer 3 clients immobilier pour des automatisations WhatsApp d’ici fin septembre. Clair. Mesurable. Daté. 2️⃣ Choisir UNE industrie + UN vertical Immobilier × Ventes E-commerce × Marketing RH × Recrutement Santé × Support client 👉 Tu parles leur langage : leads, coûts, temps gagné, conversion. 3️⃣ Construire ton plan de montée en compétences Pas tout apprendre. Apprendre ce qui vend : Automation (Make / n8n) Agents IA (prospection, support, onboarding) Audit IA & compréhension business Vente et closing Onboarding & delivery client 4️⃣ Créer 1 à 2 offres maximum Une offre = 👉 un problème métier 👉 une solution IA 👉 un livrable clair 👉 un résultat attendu 5️⃣ Générer des revenus AVANT même le premier client Affiliation outils IA Coupons Stack optimisée Économies + revenus passifs dès le jour 1 6️⃣ Trouver ses premiers clients (sans magie) Contenu LinkedIn ciblé Démos simples Prospection intelligente Messages courts, humains, concrets 🎁 JE LA DONNE GRATUITEMENT Parce que si j’avais eu cette roadmap il y a 3 ans, 👉 j’aurais gagné des années 👉 j’aurais évité beaucoup d’erreurs 👉 j’aurais avancé 10x plus vite 📌 Commente “ROADMAP” Je t’envoie le schéma + le playbook à remplir. Et pour la première fois, on ouvre ce savoir-faire au public. 📅 Masterclass Agent IA 2.0 – Jeudi 26 février à 20h Comment créer, déployer et revendre des agents IA pour les entreprises de demain. 🎟️ 100 places maximum 👉 Commente “MASTERCLASS” pour être sûr de recevoir le lien d’inscription.

Think you need millions to invest in real estate abroad? Think again. Some real estate projects in Mexico can start below six figures but only if you understand the process behind the numbers. And when people talk about 8% returns, The real question is not “is it possible?”, it’s “under what conditions?” 🎥 Live FREE webinar – Real Estate in Mexico 🗓 Thursday, February 5th 🕕 6:00 PM (Paris time) During this session, Manuel Furtado will explain: • how a successful real estate transaction really works in Mexico • what “investing below $100K” actually means (and when it doesn’t) • why trusted contacts and access to listings make all the difference • how serious buyers access a wide range of opportunities, including exclusive deals 💫 For investors, future expats, second-home buyers or anyone looking for reliable guidance and a structured approach 📩 Registration required to receive the connection link => Comment MEXICO or send Kyela Puech or I DM to register.

A real estate broker called me. He can't recruit agents fast enough. His brokerage is growing. The market's hot. But every time he needs headcount, the same cycle plays out: post on job boards, sift through applications, interview people who don't fit, and hope someone good walks in. Agent recruitment never gets systemized. Brokerages run it on relationships and word of mouth. When those dry up, growth stalls. So we built a Core AI Engine focused on agent recruitment. The system identifies agents in his market, scores them against his criteria, monitors career movement and production signals, and drafts personalized outreach so he reaches the right people at the right time. Every AI Engine starts with the same question: what function is broken? If you've got a part of your business that's always been manual and you've never found the right system for it, comment "ENGINE" and I'll tell you whether it's a fit. #AIEngine #RealEstate #Recruiting #AIAutomation #BusinessOwner

You won't want to miss this episode with my friends and bitcoin experts, Colton Imming and Luke McCarthy! Comment "MONEY" and I'll send you the full episode where we discuss in depth, bitcoin, inflation & the truth about money! 💰 In this episode of What’s Your Deal?, Matt sits down with repeat guests Luke McCarthy and Colton Imming to break down one of the most misunderstood topics in today’s world—Bitcoin. This conversation goes far beyond crypto hype. It dives into the fundamentals of money, inflation, asset ownership, and long-term wealth strategy. Luke and Colton share why they’ve shifted their focus from traditional assets like real estate into Bitcoin, how they’re using it to protect their wealth, and what it means for the future of investing. If you’ve ever questioned how money actually works—or why it feels harder to get ahead—this episode will open your eyes! Comment "MONEY" and I'll send you the full episode where we discuss in depth, bitcoin, inflation & the truth about money! 💰

Your $500K home is actually costing you $1.8 million. Let’s break it down: → Over the next 30 years, here’s what owning a $500K home at a 7% interest rate really costs you: 1. $500K home at 7% interest = You’ll end up paying over $1.2 million in mortgage and interest alone. What started as a $500K investment will be more than double the price. 2. Property taxes + maintenance = On top of your mortgage, you’ll be paying $300K+ in property taxes and upkeep over the life of the home. And that’s just the basic costs. Repairs, renovations, and the inevitable surprise expenses aren’t even included. 3. Opportunity cost: Now, here’s where it gets interesting. If you had taken the $100K down payment and instead invested it in an 8% index fund, then by the end of the same 30-year period, you’d have $1.8 million. That’s the power of compound interest and smart investing, something your home can’t provide. So, why is this important? Because it’s a harsh reality: Your house isn’t an investment, it’s an expense. Take Warren Buffett as an example. He still lives in the same house he bought in 1958 for just $31,500. Because he’s a firm believer in investing in cash-flowing assets, not liabilities. For him, real wealth comes from investments that pay him, not something that drains his resources. → The takeaway? If you want real wealth, don’t buy properties that just sit there costing you money. Invest in properties that pay you, whether it’s rental income, cash flow, or long-term appreciation that works for you. The goal is not to own a big house. → The goal is to own assets that grow your wealth and free up your time. Want to make smarter investment choices and break free from the financial traps most people fall into? DM me and I'll share how.

J’ai créé ces 3 vidéos immobilières 100% grâce à l’IA. Sans drone, sans prise de vues, et sans devoir attendre la golden hour. Ce qui est puissant, c'est la cohérence. La maison ne change pas : c'est le monde autour qui se transforme. Et ça ouvre des possibilités concrètes pour tous ceux qui travaillent dans l'immobilier ou l'architecture. Commente MAISON et je t’envoie les prompts utilisés 👇

R.I.P. le cash-flow à Paris, Lyon et Bordeaux. Chercher de la rentabilité dans ces villes aujourd'hui, c'est comme essayer de trouver de l'eau dans le désert. La concurrence est partout. Les prix sont figés. L'encadrement des loyers bloque votre stratégie. L'argent se fait là où personne ne regarde. Quand vous visez des secteurs ignorés : ↳ Vous avez moins de concurrence sur les annonces ↳ Vous repérez des erreurs de prix flagrantes ↳ Vous achetez systématiquement sous la valeur réelle J'ai passé 10 ans sur le terrain. J'ai 5 biens qui crachent du cash chaque mois. Et je n'ai pas acheté un seul m² dans une capitale régionale. J'ai identifié 7 villes pour 2026 où les chiffres sont encore indécents : → Une métropole à 45 min de Lyon : m2 4x moins cher qu'en centre-ville, 8 à 11% de rendement brut. → Une ville à 55 min de Paris en TGV : le m2 plafonne encore à 2000€. → Une zone frontalière : des locataires avec des salaires suisses pour un prix d'achat à 1377€/m2. J'ai mis tout ça dans un guide PDF. Quartiers exacts, scénarios chiffrés (travaux inclus) et analyse des risques. Pour le recevoir : 1. Like le post 2. Commente "VILLES" Je t'envoie ça personnellement en DM. (Pense à repartager si tu veux aider un pote investisseur).

Here’s my 10-Step Real Estate Playbook (How to build a 7-figure portfolio without walking away from your 9-5) Let’s break it down: 1. Start with the market, not the property. → Don’t chase shiny listings. → Go where the jobs, people, and infrastructure are moving. → That’s where growth compounds. 2. Crack the zoning code. → The investors who understand zoning rules see opportunities others miss like converting residential into mixed-use goldmines. 3. Let data guide your hunt. → Stop relying only on agents. → Tools like PropStream or RealData expose undervalued and off-market deals before the crowd even notices. 4. Prioritize value-add potential. → A dated kitchen or leaky roof isn’t a dealbreaker it’s an equity unlock waiting for the right upgrade. 5. Hunt distressed properties. → Foreclosures, short sales, and REOs are entry tickets to instant equity if you know how to negotiate. 6. Master cap rates. → Cap rates aren’t just math they’re a crystal ball for your ROI. → Learn to read them like a second language. 7. Read rental demand like a pro. → High occupancy rates and rent per sq. ft. trends reveal which markets are truly hot not just hyped. 8. Partner with wholesalers. → They’re the gatekeepers of hidden deals. → Build trust, and you’ll see opportunities no one else does. 9. Run stress tests. → Don’t just celebrate today’s ROI. Factor in interest rate hikes, market dips, and downturns. → Your investments should survive storms, not just sunny days. 10. Track everything. → Every deal closed or lost teaches you something. → Build your personal database and refine your playbook. Key takeaway: Buying property isn’t the goal. Buying the right property and turning it into a cash flowing machine is what separates amateurs from investors. And yes, this may feel like a lot to absorb in one sitting… but that’s where experience comes in. Instead of guessing, why not learn directly from someone who’s navigated this space for 20+ years? Thinking about investing in real estate? Drop me a DM with real estate, and I’ll explain everything clearly so you can start making smarter moves and get better results. Follow Ken Chapman for more. 📌Repost this if you found this helpful

5 signes que ton agence immo perd des mandats. Peut-être sans t'en rendre compte. Je vais te poser 5 questions. Réponds honnêtement. - Chaque appel vendeur/acheteur/locataire est-il décroché ? - Chaque prospect reçoit une fiche complète avec les infos pour le rappeler ? - Tu sais exactement combien de mandats tu perds chaque mois ? - Tes agents reçoivent la fiche prospect automatiquement après l'appel ? - Tu as un suivi anti-no-show en place pour tes rendez-vous ? Si tu dis NON à plus de 2 questions. Tu sais déjà ce qui se passe. Entre 8 000€ et 40 000€ disparaissent chaque mois. Les appels sonnent. Les prospects appellent un concurrent. Fin de l'histoire. La plupart des agences découvrent ça trop tard. C'est pour ça que j'ai créé un calculateur complet. - Il te montre en 60 secondes exactement combien tu perds par an. - En fonction de ton volume d'appels, ton prix moyen par mandat, ton taux de conversion réel. Les chiffres choquent toujours. 1. Connecte-toi à moi sinon je pourra pas te l'envoyer. 2. Écris "CALCUL" en commentaire. Je t'envoie le lien en DM.

Real estate didn’t just change my net worth – it changed my identity When I started in real estate, I was chasing one thing: bigger numbers. More doors. More cash flow. More “success.” What I didn’t expect was how much it would change me. Before real estate, I saw myself as: ↳ A salesperson trying to close ↳ A dreamer with no clear roadmap ↳ A people pleaser who hated saying no Real estate forced me to become someone else. Today, I see myself as: ↳ An operator who builds systems, not chaos ↳ A problem solver who runs toward complexity ↳ A guide who helps others avoid the mistakes I made Every deal did more than move my balance sheet. It exposed my weaknesses. It humbled my ego. It trained my decision making under pressure. The real ROI wasn’t just equity. It was identity. Real estate taught me to: ↳ Think in decades, not days ↳ Stay calm when everyone else panics ↳ Protect relationships over quick profits ↳ Say “no” to good deals so I’m ready for great ones The portfolio matters. But the person you become while building it matters more. If you’re early in your journey and feel overwhelmed, remember: You’re not just building assets. You’re building a new version of yourself. And that version of you will be capable of deals you can’t even imagine yet. If you’re in that identity shift right now, this one’s for you drop a “⚡” so I know you read this far and I might turn this into a full series on mindset in real estate. P.S. If this hit home, save it for the days you’re questioning the journey.

I sat across from a man worth $300M in a diner. He ordered water and a sandwich. No suit. No watch. No entourage. Just him, a yellow legal pad, and a pen with no cap. I was 34. Three deals in. Convinced I was starting to figure it out. He asked me one question. "How many assets do you own that pay you while you sleep?" I said three. He nodded, picked up his sandwich, and said: "Double it. Then double it again. Stop doing anything else until that number is the loudest thing on your balance sheet." That was it. No system. No course. No pitch. Just one rule he had lived by for 40 years. I drove home and sat in my driveway for 20 minutes. Because I realized I had been spending 80% of my time on things that required me to show up. And building almost nothing that worked without me. That conversation cost me $8 for the coffee I bought him. It returned more than any deal I had ever done. Here is what I changed after that day: - Stopped chasing active income disguised as investing - Started treating every deal like it had to work without me - Cut anything that needed my daily attention to survive - Built around cash flow first, appreciation second - Measured success in passive income, not total value Real estate is not a job. It is a machine. And the only question that matters is whether your machine runs when you are not in the room. Most investors are still pulling the lever. The wealthy ones built the lever and walked away. That man in the diner did not get to $300M by being the smartest person in the room. He got there by making sure his money never needed him to be. That is the rule. Build assets that pay you while you sleep. Double it. Then double it again. Stop doing anything else. It is simple. It is not easy. And most people will never do it. --- Want to know how we structure passive income deals at Crowdvest LLC? DM me the word PASSIVE and I will break it down for you. Follow Ken Chapman ♻️ Repost to help someone still trading time for money.

$50,000. That's all it took to get started. Most people think they need more. They don't. They need a strategy. Here's exactly how I turned $50K into a cash flowing real estate empire tep by step, no fluff: 𝟏. I Stopped Saving. I Started Studying. Before I spent a single dollar, I spent 6 months learning the game. - cap rates - cash on cash returns - debt service coverage - market cycles Most people skip this. That's why most people fail. 𝟐. I Found the "Ugly Duckling" Deal Not a luxury property. Not a flashy flip. A boring, beat up duplex in a working class neighborhood. Everyone passed on it. I saw what they didn't: ↳ Strong rental demand ↳ Low purchase price ↳ Value add potential ↳ Below-market rents to raise 𝟑. I Used My $50K Strategically Here's how the numbers looked: - Purchase price: $210,000 - Down payment: $42,000 - Closing costs: $6,500 - Light rehab budget: $14,000 Total out of pocket: ~$62,500 Yes I went slightly over. Worth every penny. 𝟒. I Forced the Appreciation After rehab: ↳ Raised rents from $650 to $950/unit ↳ New valuation: $285,000 ↳ Equity created: $75,000 In 14 months. Not from the market. From strategy. 𝟓. I Recycled the Equity Used a cash out refinance to pull $55,000 back out of the property. My original $50K? Basically back in my pocket. And the duplex still cash flowed $800/month after all expenses. That's the BRRRR strategy. Most people have heard of it. Few actually execute it. 𝟔. I Repeated. Then Repeated Again. That one deal became two. Two became five. Five became a portfolio. Not because I had more money. Because I had a repeatable system. The brutal truth most won't tell you: You don't need $500K to start. You don't need perfect credit. You don't need to know everything. You need: - 1 good deal - 1 clear strategy - 1 mentor who's done it before I've been investing in real estate for 20+ years. I've reviewed over 1,000 deals. And I can tell you with certainty: The biggest wealth killer isn't a bad market or high rates. It's waiting until you feel "ready." You'll never feel ready. Start anyway. If you're serious about building passive income through real estate, DM me the word EMPIRE and I'll show you how we're helping everyday investors build real, cash flowing portfolios at Crowdvest LLC. No fluff. No hype. Just real deals. Follow Ken Chapman ♻️ Repost to help others.

Property owners & developers — quick note. I’m sitting on a group of big check writers actively looking for GP positions in quality deals. • Typical check sizes: $5M–$25M • Structures: GP equity / JV • Asset types: Retail, hospitality, mixed-use, select CRE • Track record: 19 deals completed together This is not brokered capital and not spray-and-pray money. These are repeat investors who move decisively when the deal, sponsor, and alignment make sense. If you’re: – Raising GP capital – Seeking a long-term capital partner (not just this deal) Happy to have a direct conversation and see if there’s fit. DM me or comment “GP” and I’ll reach out. — Adam

AI is chewing through office jobs but it still can’t bulldoze real estate. White collar roles are disappearing in record time, yet one asset class keeps laughing at the robots: real estate. Here’s the proof 1: Contracts vs. Clogged Drains GPT can crank out flawless leases. But when the roof springs a leak at 2 a.m., a human crew has to show up. Smart move: buy buildings that need on-the-ground care. 2: Spreadsheets vs. Skyscrapers Models highlight hot zip codes. Only developers, lenders, and bricklayers turn blueprints into cash-flowing square feet. Pro tip: back projects that end in keys, not just dashboards. 3: Data vs. Destination AI screens tenants in milliseconds. It can’t host a block party or sense the vibe that makes renters renew. Winning edge: invest where real communities thrive. Tech and finance are downsizing. Real estate investors are stacking income streams no algorithm can delete. In a world where software devours everything, owning real estate is the ultimate firewall. Ready to claim your piece of the concrete internet? DM me let’s map your first (or next) deal. Tag someone who still thinks pixels beat property. Their future net worth may thank you. Follow Ken Chapman for more. 📌Repost this if you found this helpful.

I think the saddest thing in life is watching AI take over my job & I can’t do anything about it. I know people experiencing this very thing right now. I get it can feel hopeless. As an AI founder myself…here’s what I’d do to protect my family & I from potential lay offs, replacements, plus flip this on its head and start making money with AI: It's safe to say, the A.I gold rush is here. Everyone's talking about the millions that will be made building A.I Agents. But no-one's talking about the millions that will be made just from re-selling existing A.I Agents. Let me explain: There are millions of boring businesses who want to use A.I but have no idea how. Accounting firms IT companies Realtors Marketing agencies This is where I come in as the "middleman" I go to AI Acquisition and use the AI SDR to act as a customer support agent. I hire a VA for $250 to install it into my client's business. I charge a $5,000 set-up fee and a $2,000/mo retainer. They potential help decrease their human customer support agent, while increasing their customer support capacity as a whole. I don't just install customer support agents either. Inside AI Acquisition you can use: AI Ad Writer -> Copywriting. AI SDR inside -> Outbound sales reps. AI Consultant -> Actual (always expensive powerpoint makers) consultants. Here's how I would land my first client in the next 90 days: Day 1–7: Pick my niche Pick a boring industry where A.I. can save time or money. ✅ Real estate agents ✅ Medical clinics ✅ Law firms ✅ Home services (plumbers, roofers, HVAC) All of these have repetitive admin tasks that A.I. can automate. Day 8–14: Build my offer Go to AI Acquisition and pick an A.I. Agent for my niche. Package my service: → $5,000 set-up fee → $2,000/mo support retainer → "We save you X hours + $Y/month using A.I." Day 15–45: Book my first 20 sales calls Use our Automatic AI Lead Scraper at AI Acquisition to find CEOs and Founders on LinkedIn. Send 35 connects per day and DM something like this: "Saw you run a [niche] business. We help you save X hours/mo and $Y/mo with A.I Agents. Want me to show you how it works?" Day 45–90: Close & deliver ✅ Close my first $5,000 client ✅ Hire a VA to install the agent ✅ Upsell more tools over time (1x client can pay $10k+) This is the business model in a nutshell. I started my A.I Agency 2 years ago. Since then, we've hit multiple $1,000,000 months and we're still growing. Want to learn how you can start your A.I business? 1) Follow my page 2) DM me "AIGP" and let's chat.

It’s possible to make an extra $2,000/mo using A.I Agents AND still work your job. But it’s not just for people in tech. Follow this blueprint to weaponize your corporate insights to build an A.I side hustle: It's safe to say, the A.I gold rush is here. Everyone's talking about the millions that will be made building A.I Agents. But no-one's talking about the millions that will be made just from re-selling existing A.I Agents. Let me explain: There are millions of boring businesses who want to use A.I but have no idea how. Accounting firms IT companies Realtors Marketing agencies This is where I come in as the "middleman" I go to AI Acquisition and use the AI SDR to act as a customer support agent. I hire a VA for $250 to install it into my client's business. I charge a $5,000 set-up fee and a $2,000/mo retainer. They potential help decrease their human customer support agent, while increasing their customer support capacity as a whole. I don't just install customer support agents either. Inside AI Acquisition you can use: AI Ad Writer -> Copywriting. AI SDR inside -> Outbound sales reps. AI Consultant -> Actual (always expensive powerpoint makers) consultants. Here's how I would land my first client in the next 90 days: Day 1–7: Pick my niche Pick a boring industry where A.I. can save time or money. ✅ Real estate agents ✅ Medical clinics ✅ Law firms ✅ Home services (plumbers, roofers, HVAC) All of these have repetitive admin tasks that A.I. can automate. Day 8–14: Build my offer Go to AI Acquisition and pick an A.I. Agent for my niche. Package my service: → $5,000 set-up fee → $2,000/mo support retainer → "We save you X hours + $Y/month using A.I." Day 15–45: Book my first 20 sales calls Use our Automatic AI Lead Scraper at AI Acquisition to find CEOs and Founders on LinkedIn. Send 35 connects per day and DM something like this: "Saw you run a [niche] business. We help you save X hours/mo and $Y/mo with A.I Agents. Want me to show you how it works?" Day 45–90: Close & deliver ✅ Close my first $5,000 client ✅ Hire a VA to install the agent ✅ Upsell more tools over time (1x client can pay $10k+) This is the business model in a nutshell. I started my A.I Agency 2 years ago. Since then, we've hit multiple $1,000,000 months and we're still growing. Want to learn how you can start your A.I business? 1) Follow my page 2) DM me "AIGP" and let's chat.

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« Personne nous répond jamais ici. » C'est le commentaire qu'un copropriétaire a laissé sur la page Google d'un de nos clients. Le gestionnaire répondait pourtant. Mais en 72h. En 2026, c'est une éternité. On a déployé un assistant IA pour les demandes courantes. → Règlements de l'immeuble → Dates d'assemblée → État des travaux en cours Réponse moyenne : 3 minutes au lieu de 3 jours. Les plaintes liées aux communications ? Baissé de 40% en 6 mois. Les copropriétaires ne demandent pas la perfection. Ils demandent qu'on leur réponde. Commentez "RÉPONDRE"