Leads aren't handled fast enough
Every lead lands in a pipeline with an owner and a next step, so nothing sits in an inbox waiting for someone to notice it.
Real estate teams don't run short of leads. They lose them to slow follow-up, cold lists nobody works, and past clients nobody calls again. I build HubSpot and GoHighLevel systems that follow up on time and warm cold leads back up, with AI agents that keep listings, appraisals and commissions current the moment anything changes.
Every lead lands in a pipeline with an owner and a next step, so nothing sits in an inbox waiting for someone to notice it.
Automated follow-up keeps working a lead after the first call or email, instead of relying on an agent to remember.
Past buyers and sellers stay in the CRM as a list worth working, with campaigns that bring them back into conversation.
Listings and appraisals move into the CRM, and an AI agent connected to the lead-management workflow updates them the moment a record changes. No spreadsheet to keep in sync.
An AI agent tracks ambassadors and commissions inside the lead-management workflow, updating as soon as a deal or record changes, so nobody reconciles them by hand.
Clients are described rather than named.
I built their HubSpot and a smart nurture campaign for stale leads. Instead of writing cold leads off, a staged set of marketing touches brings them back from cold to warm, and only once they're warm enough do they move into the cold-calling queue.
They source new leads and sell in GoHighLevel. Alongside that, I built an ambassador system: a campaign that finds ambassadors who help them sell and promote their listings, run from the same GoHighLevel account as the sales work. Active marketing, lead scoring and buying signals point their cold callers at the leads most likely to convert.
Both teams pull their lists from the usual real estate listing tools; the CRM takes over from there.
I've built real estate systems on both: HubSpot for one client, GoHighLevel for another. Which fits depends on how your team already works and sells, and that's part of the diagnosis at the start of every engagement.
They go into a staged nurture campaign instead of being written off. A series of marketing touches warms them back up, and once they're warm they move into the calling queue.
Yes. For a real estate lending team I built an ambassador system in GoHighLevel: a campaign that recruits ambassadors to help sell and promote listings, run alongside the team's own lead sourcing and sales.
Yes. The AI agents are connected to the lead-management workflow, so they act as soon as a record changes: listings and appraisals stay current and commissions are tracked without anyone updating a spreadsheet.
The same two-part pricing as every engagement: a $2,500 setup fee to build the system and your first AI agent, then a $750/month retainer for tuning, updates and monthly reporting.
It starts with a short call about how your team handles leads today.