Your new inquiries, and your past clients if you want, get a note drafted in your voice, in English, Spanish or any language your clients write in. A draft is waiting on your phone, and you still hit send.
LUR sets up AI follow up for real estate agents. Carlos Argueta sets it up inside your own email and calendar and checks in with you every month.
Each setup is custom. It starts with a look at what is working and what is hurting in your business, and the quickest wins go in first.
The people are already in your phone. LUR helps you keep up with them, so you can work the people you already have before you buy more names.
A setup can include any of these, picked after we look at how you work. Each item is a draft or a list. Nothing goes to a client until you read it and send it. Drafts sound like you because the setup studies the tone and word choices in emails you sent over the past year and sets custom rules from them.
When a portal or website inquiry arrives, a reply is drafted from your listing facts with two showing times from your calendar. If they wrote in Spanish or another language, the reply is drafted in their language. It waits on your phone until you send it.
A setup can include a short weekly list of people you talked to who have no next step yet, with a suggested note for each. You decide who hears from you and when.
After a long Saturday at an open house, take one photo of the sign in sheet. A note for each visitor is drafted from the home they saw and what they asked. Visitors who already have an agent get a short, polite note.
Try it on your next open house with our sign in sheet and master prompt.
A setup can include a weekly update for each active listing, drafted from the showings and feedback you log. Your seller gets a clear update, and the talk about price stays with you.
If you want date reminders, you enter the key dates, like inspection and closing. Reminders for you and your client are drafted before each one.
If you want it, a setup can include a short monthly note to past clients you pick, drafted in your voice about something real, like the anniversary of their move or a question you asked them last time. You send each note yourself.
Also available: listing description drafts from a voice note after a walkthrough, and a short note drafted for your CRM after a call, which you look over before it is saved.
These are examples of what we set up. Each setup depends on how you already work. More detail is on the use cases page.
LUR drafts the routine notes. These stay with you, every time.
You read every draft. You send every message.
Realtor setups write about the property and the next step. They are written to avoid describing a neighborhood by who lives there, and to avoid suggesting where someone should or should not live. You read what clients see before it goes. Federal Fair Housing law protects race, color, religion, sex, disability, familial status, and national origin. State and local law can add more classes. A language check can miss things and does not guarantee compliance. Your brokerage rules still apply. Read how limits and guardrails work.
We confirm your exact tools during intake. If we cannot connect one, we tell you up front.
Each month Carlos checks in with you. You tell him what felt off and what you want help with next, and he adjusts the setup. When a newer AI tool fits the way you work, he adds it then.
Print the sign in sheet, take one photo after the open house, and the master prompt drafts a follow up for each visitor.
A 4 part reply sheet and a property fact table that keeps replies on the home.
Hiring help? Read how to hire someone to set up AI for your business. More on features, the other audiences, and who builds this. You can see sample drafts in the speed to lead post. Questions: [email protected].
Answer a few questions about your business. Carlos will tell you plainly whether this fits.