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Loft47 introduces a new suite of financial tools for real‑estate teams, Atlas VMS incorporates AI‑powered underwriting features, and Point secures $2.5 billion in home‑equity funding.
Technology is reshaping real‑estate operations, with startups and incumbents alike pushing innovation and forming new partnerships. Below are the latest developments from companies driving the industry forward.
**RealReports launches Pulse to bridge the post‑sale engagement gap**
After closing its 50th deal of 2025, RealReports unveiled Pulse, an AI‑driven platform that keeps agents connected to clients long after a transaction ends. Pulse fuses nationwide data with real‑time insights into homeowner behavior and queries from RealReports’ chatbot, Aiden. The combined intelligence identifies former clients who may be ready to sell or explore new properties, automating referral and new‑business workflows. “Pulse eliminates the costly disconnect that often follows a sale,” said CEO James Rogers, adding that the tool keeps homeowners informed and agents positioned as trusted advisors.
**Rogers Healy and Associates partners with Rechat to embed AI**
Dallas‑based independent brokerage Rogers Healy and Associates (RHA) has joined forces with Rechat to integrate AI into its daily operations. RHA, one of the first brokerages to leverage social media, spent a year vetting technology partners before selecting Rechat. The integration centralizes RHA’s tech stack, offering over 400 agents a mobile‑first, efficient platform that aligns with their workflow and brand. “Rechat delivers the functionality we need and more,” said RHA SVP of Operations Diyanna Ahuja.
**Loft47 for Teams delivers full financial clarity to real‑estate groups**
Loft47’s new product, Loft47 for Teams, automates commission tracking, deductions, deposit management, and provides real‑time visibility into cash flow at the sub‑team level. The solution also employs AI to audit documents and flag compliance issues. Early adopters report up to 70 % time savings on commission calculations, a 90 % drop in manual entry errors, and a 50 % reduction in deal‑level admin time. “By removing spreadsheets and guesswork, team leaders can focus on production and profitability,” said Founder and CEO Sasha Hryciuk.
**Atlas VMS integrates HomeVision’s AI underwriting tools into AIM‑Port**
Atlas VMS has wrapped HomeVision’s underwriting and appraisal review capabilities into AIM‑Port, its newly acquired order‑management platform. The integration shortens appraisal workflows, allowing underwriters to concentrate on high‑value decisions rather than manual document review. HomeVision’s AI has processed over 2 million reports and is trusted by major lenders and AMCs. “The seamless order‑to‑decision path improves quality and reduces friction,” said AIM‑Port President Mick Tindall.
**Point receives $2.5 billion from Blue Owl Capital to expand home‑equity offerings**
Blue Owl Capital has committed $2.5 billion to Point, a home‑equity investment platform that enables homeowners to access equity without taking on new debt amid high mortgage rates. Point has already funded more than $2 billion for over 20,000 homeowners. The new capital will allow the company to serve customers nationwide and accelerate growth. “We’re confident in Point’s platform and partnership,” said Blue Owl Head of Alternative Credit Ivan Zinn. Point Co‑Founder and CEO Eddie Lim added that the infusion will drive a three‑fold year‑over‑year increase and sustain exceptional outcomes for families.
