Real estate agents won't be replaced by tech because clients need human connection. Use AI to handle small tasks like drafting descriptions and synthesizing market data, then spend that time talking to clients instead.
I don't think there's going to be. At least I can't see it today a place where tech would interject over the age and people like that, human to human connection, that's still where we're going to stand out the most, is by providing the best service. But I think the important thing is being an agent that knows how to use technology and actually does use it to level up and make yourself better because there are small tasks you can offload and I think actually be more efficient with so that your time can go back to talking to your people. Listing descriptions is like an obvious one, right? I actually got away from doing it because I felt like chatbots. He was getting a little cheesy, you know, competitive. I felt like we started to see the same kind of description. Like I look at them on the mls, I'm like, you couldn't have changed like a few of those adjectives. I like to plug in market data to chat GPT and it'll give you a real quick overview of the high points that you need to take into an appointment so that you're the expert. You know it, but now you can also eloquently say it.
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