Copy a bounded brief for listings, follow-up, video, and local research.
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Replace bracketed fields with approved public facts. Keep client records, financial details, credentials, and private conversations out of general AI tools. A prompt prepares a draft; your review determines whether to use it.
Using only these verified property facts: [facts], draft a 120-word listing description. Lead with the property's most useful physical feature. Do not invent measurements, upgrades, views, school quality, neighborhood safety, or who should live here. Put missing facts in a separate Questions to verify list. End with one invitation to request property details. Return draft plus a fact-check checklist.
Build an open-house preparation checklist from these approved public property facts: [facts]. Organize it into before, during, and after the visit. Include questions about maintenance and documents to verify. Do not collect visitor finances or infer personal characteristics. Add a consent-based follow-up step and a list of questions that need the appropriate licensed professional.
Draft a short follow-up for a person who requested information about [general property topic]. Use no personal client data. Acknowledge the request, offer one useful next step, and ask their preferred way to continue. Do not invent urgency, an earlier conversation, financing eligibility, or consent to ongoing marketing. Provide a version that closes the conversation politely.
Outline a 45-second educational video answering [general buyer question]. Use this verified source summary: [summary and source URL]. Structure: opening question, one concrete example, what to verify, next step. Flag statements not supported by the source. Avoid guarantees, invented statistics, and personal client stories. Return a spoken draft and a shot list using visuals I own or license.
Create a research checklist for a homeownership guide about [city or county]. List the official agencies to check for property tax, flood mapping, utilities, permits, and emergency information. Do not invent URLs or local facts. Mark every unverified item as needs research. Avoid demographic targeting or claims about neighborhood suitability. Return a table with question, source needed, checked date, and unresolved issue.
Plan five distinct pieces around [general question] using [verified source summary]. Include one checklist, video outline, email topic, FAQ, and follow-up. Each piece must serve a different reader need. Keep claims inside the source evidence; mark missing evidence. Suggest one next step per piece. Do not invent client results, testimonials, statistics, or publishing dates.
Create a seller-preparation agenda from [verified general property facts]. Separate presentation preparation, documents to gather, pricing questions needing local evidence, and decisions for the seller. Do not estimate value or promise sale timing. Return five discussion questions and a list of information that a licensed professional must verify.
Compare [tool A] and [tool B] for this task: [task]. Use only these current official sources: [URLs and excerpts]. Compare input needed, output, human review, data handling questions, export requirements, and plan restrictions. Mark unknown items instead of filling gaps. Do not rank by unsupported ROI or claim a tool is legally compliant. End with a small evaluation using public or fictional input.
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