Real estate businesses need a flexible technology plan to make better decisions about tools and systems. Lee Adkins, co-founder of Amplified Solutions, explains that the plan doesn't need to be perfect or detailed—it can start with paper and pen—and a properly organized tech stack clarifies who to contact and when.
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To know if you have the right tools and technology organized in the right way to solve your business problems and capitalize on your business opportunities. You need a plan. It's not going to be a perfect plan. It doesn't need to be an incredibly detailed plan, and you do need to stay flexible around it. Your plan will obviously change, but that plan is the foundation for making better tech decisions. You can start with something as low tech as a piece of paper and a pencil or a pen, just like we can generate real meaningful business simply by picking up the phone and talking to people. But a well organized tech stack that's designed the right way and set up properly will help you know exactly who to call and in what order. This is all advice I got from Lee Adkins, a co founder of Amplified Solutions, a team that designs tool and technology solutions for all kinds of real estate agents, teams and brokerages. I know you'll love this tech Timber episode with Lee Adkins right now on Real Estate Team OS.