Quote from @V.G Jason: Use AI agents, they are far better and can be at every place at the same time. 

Hi all, I’m the founder/CTO of Seaglex Software.We’ve built tools in the past for firms supplying data to JLL, Cushman, and others.Right now I’m working on something experimental — a dashboard that tracks real estate sentiment by city/region, using text analytics from news and reports.I’m not an investor myself, but I’d love to understand whether tools like this could be useful to people here.

Ive heard great things about listing-assistant.com. Anyone else try their service?

Quote from @Adam Macias: Handwriting letters has been more effective right now than anything AI can do for me in real estate.But a real handwritten letter. 

Do you feel they're still low or have they caught up and that hopefully enough data and AI help.

Here are a few takeaways from some of the sessions I attended:AI is Here to Stay – But Strategy Comes FirstArtificial Intelligence was everywhere this year—from leasing bots to predictive analytics and maintenance workflows.

I’ve have this property for several years always evaluating insurance each year.For several years it was under American Integrity until my then broker quit (2023) and sold it to another broker and AI would not do an agent change.

@Zach A.

No need to add more AI apps when they do the same thing as what you described. 

You could use AI to generate a picture of their property landscaped.