Was it something financial, operational, or maybe just human nature showing up in your deal?

maybe send a little message with your colleague request would be a thoughtful touch..✅ Instead of just opening a new account and then requesting everybody and their grandma to be your colleague when they don’t have a clue who you are or what you do even a little bit. 

The only full article I could find wasAnthropic gave its AI chatbot Claude a small store to run, and the results were... interesting.https://tech.co/news/anthropic-gives-claude-ai-store-to-run"While the model, named Cladius, excelled at some tasks, there were plenty of hallucinations, and a brief identity crisis (where Claudius thought it was a human), which didn’t deemed the AI a pretty bad business owner."

Smart home touches go a long way.You don’t need a full smart home setup.

There’s always going to be a human element in this business that technology just can’t touch.As far as using AI as a resource or tool, though?

Humans make mistakes, but they should be few and far between.2.

That final, human-verified data is what qualifies the lead and turns a dead number into a deal.I’m currently offering a $15 test batch to show the difference between "pulling lists" and data integrity.

Sales people pretend they'll keep in touch and sponsor deals, but don't."

Even though a list may appear highly motivated, like probates, you still need to touch a high number of sellers to generate enough leads to get a property under contract.

Imagine spending several hours, structuring a loan for your client that makes sense, all for the lender to go around you, use the information you gave them,  and not give you any credit or even touch-base with you and say "hey by the way, your client contacted us directly".