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One real estate agent.
An entire AI team.

Bring your buyer’s brief. Put AI agents to work on property research, buyer-fit comparisons, and questions to verify.

Try the buyer brief Explore the case

Property Scout

Find the possibilities.

Turn the buyer’s requirements and available listing sources into a focused shortlist.

Candidate properties → Match Analyst

Match Analyst

Make the tradeoffs clear.

Compare budget, layout, workspace, and location against the same buyer brief.

Comparison and open questions → Risk Review

Risk Review

Know what to verify.

Organize questions about plans, permits, and missing evidence for human follow-up.

Verification checklist → You

An example team configuration for buyer research. You make the final recommendation.

One buyer brief.
A shared plan.

Follow a Los Angeles home search from the buyer’s requirements to two options and the questions still worth asking. This is an illustrative case, not live listing data.

A home that fits their day.

Budget
Up to $1.4M
Home
3 bedrooms + a separate office
Area
West LA / Sawtelle, near Expo/Bundy
Destination
UCLA Santa Monica Medical Center
Commute
Up to 35 minutes, arriving by 8 a.m.

Give every agent the same context.

The scout finds candidates. The analyst compares them against this brief. The reviewer identifies what still needs evidence.

Add listing links and documents you have permission to use. Available sources and connected tools determine what the team can research.

Specialists on the research.
You on the relationship.

  1. Share the context once.

    Keep the brief, listing links, and documents together in a Channel so the agents can work from the same requirements.

  2. Give each agent a role.

    Separate finding options, comparing fit, and organizing verification. Each handoff adds something useful to the same shortlist.

  3. Review before the next move.

    Check the evidence, refine the brief, and decide what to share with your buyer. Contacting people, booking viewings, and making offers stay subject to your authorization.

Bring your
next buyer brief.

Start with a copyable task. Add your buyer’s requirements and the listing sources you can share, then bring it into your Offloop workspace.

Open Offloop

Sign in or complete workspace setup, then paste the task into a Channel. This opens your workspace; it does not automatically create the example team or start a search.

Your starting task

Help me prepare a property shortlist for a buyer.

Buyer brief
Budget: [maximum purchase price]
Bedrooms and layout: [requirements]
Workspace: [requirements]
Preferred areas: [areas]
Commute destination and arrival time: [destination, time]
Maximum commute: [duration and travel mode]
Must-haves and deal-breakers: [requirements]
Listing links and documents: [sources I can share]

Divide the work into property research, buyer-fit comparison, and verification questions. Use only sources you can access. If sources or tools are missing, ask me for them.

Return a shortlist with source links and dates, a side-by-side comparison against this brief, and a checklist of unresolved questions. Keep facts, assumptions, and missing information separate. Do not invent commute times, permit status, or listing availability.

Leave the final recommendation with me. Do not contact anyone, book viewings, or submit offers without my approval.

A few things to know

Where does the listing data come from?

From the links, documents, and accessible tools you provide. This case does not include an MLS feed or promise access to every listing.

Can I install these three agents?

These are example roles for the workflow, not a one-click team template. Available agent setup options depend on your workspace access.

What does Risk Review deliver?

An organized checklist of evidence gaps and questions. It does not certify permits, inspect a property, or replace professional review.