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Investor’s public-record leads now collect and follow up on their own

Tax-sale listings were copied into a sheet by hand.

Real estate

I copy tax-sale listings into a sheet by hand, then write every email and follow-up myself.

The problem
I copy tax-sale listings into a sheet by hand, then write every email and follow-up myself.
What we built
A listing extractor. A file lands in Drive, the listings land in the sheet.
What changed
New listings land in the sheet on their own.

The problem

I copy tax-sale listings into a sheet by hand, then write every email and follow-up myself.

  • Tax-sale listings were copied into a sheet by hand.
  • First emails, follow-ups and replies were all manual.
  • An analyst’s days went to collecting public data.

What we built

  1. A listing extractor. A file lands in Drive, the listings land in the sheet.
  2. A first email. Each new lead gets one on its own.
  3. Follow-up on a schedule. A follow-up sequence runs without anyone starting it.
  4. Reply handling. Answers are caught, so none get lost.
  5. In their own account. Four workflows, one system.

What changed

New listings land in the sheet on their own.

Each new lead gets a first email, follow-ups run on a schedule, and replies do not get lost.

Copying leads into a sheet by hand?

We will show you where they slip and what we would build first.

Tell us how it runs

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Tools

  • n8n
  • Google Drive
  • Google Sheets
  • Gmail

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