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A Thursday in MyPal, in the order it happened.

  1. 7:41 AM

    Your morning, in order.

    Five things need your answer. The first is drafted and ready to send.

    The first decision of the day on Now: Ask the listing agent for a $6,500 roof credit? The email to the listing agent is drafted, with Send it, Edit first and Don’t send beneath it.

  2. 12:16 PM

    A call, filed before you hang up.

    Four minutes with Brian became four records, each linked to the second it was said.

    What changed on a call with Brian Carlson: budget $780K to $825K with a two-car garage from 0:48, a showing requested at 4418 Ridgeline Ave Saturday at 10:00 AM from 1:56, a Friday callback from 2:40, and a recap drafted from 3:55.

  3. 12:21 PM

    Everyone you know, kept current.

    Brian and Sarah’s household, with the budget, the must-haves and what you owe them, updated from the call.

    The Carlson household in MyPal: Brian and Sarah, their budget up to $825,000, the two-car garage they must have, and what you owe them.

  4. 2:00 PM

    Every date to closing, watched.

    The appraisal is due Monday. The investigation window passed with no notice served. You heard first.

    What must happen before closing on a deal in escrow: the initial deposit cleared, the loan contingency Oct 26, the appraisal contingency Oct 19, the investigation contingency whose date passed, and the close of escrow Nov 13.

  5. 2:45 PM

    A listing presentation, already on brand.

    Eleven slides from the listing’s own facts and photographs, ready for tomorrow’s appointment.

    The cover slide of a listing presentation for 808 N Beverly Dr, Santa Monica, prepared for Rachel Bishop, on the stage of MyPal’s presentation editor.

  6. 4:10 PM

    Your week, already arranged.

    Showings, inspections and the callbacks you promised on calls land on the calendar by themselves.

    A week in MyPal’s schedule from 7 AM to 6 PM: showings, a listing presentation, a home inspection, a closing, two open houses and the callbacks between them.

  7. 5:30 PM

    A listing, all on one page.

    Price, status, the facts of the home and this week’s showings.

    A listing in MyPal: 3730 E Lafayette Blvd, Los Angeles, active at $1,850,000, down from $1,895,000, 4 bed, 3 bath, 2,850 square feet.

  8. 6:00 PM

    It writes like you, because it read how you write.

    MyPal learned your tone from the emails you sent. Describe it yourself, or bring the voice you set up elsewhere.

    MyPal’s voice settings: Professional and warm, direct, learned from 64 emails you sent, with the option to describe how you write or bring a voice over from ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini.

  9. 6:30 PM

    A rule you taught it once.

    Written in your words, shown to you before it runs, paused in one tap.

    A rule running in MyPal, with the hours it works and what it does on its own.

  10. 11:04 PM

    A lead, answered while you slept.

    Avery asked about 7731 Ridgeview Dr. MyPal offered Saturday at 11 or Sunday at 2, under your rules.

    MyPal’s overnight summary: I handled 3 things, including Avery Flores’s Zillow question about 7731 Ridgeview Dr, answered under your lead policy with Saturday at 11 or Sunday at 2.

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