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arbara Corcoran, a real estate mogul and Shark Tank star, believes artificial intelligence is revolutionizing the industry. With decades of experience and a $100 million net worth, Corcoran sees AI as a game-changer that's transforming the way agents work. According to her, AI-powered tools like ChatGPT are making agents more productive by automating tasks such as document review and writing listing descriptions.
Corcoran points out two key benefits of AI in real estate: it saves time and improves client communication. With AI, agents can quickly analyze documents, write listings, and respond to customer inquiries. This allows them to focus on high-value tasks like building relationships with clients and closing deals. Corcoran also sees AI as a tool for personalization, enabling agents to tailor their marketing efforts and provide hyper-personalized experiences for buyers.
The impact of AI in real estate extends beyond writing listings or sales scripts. It can streamline lead generation, automate scheduling, and provide 24/7 client support through chatbots. AI-powered assistants can also help buyers visualize homes remotely through virtual staging and immersive tours. As Corcoran puts it, "This thing is such a game-changer" – and she's not alone in her enthusiasm for the potential of AI in real estate.
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