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Image 1 — Started including a sunlight breakdown in my property listings, here’s what happened
Image 2 — Started including a sunlight breakdown in my property listings, here’s what happened

Started including a sunlight breakdown in my property listings, here’s what happened

Started adding a room-by-room sunlight report to every listing I present , showing exactly how many hours of direct sun each room gets per day.

Buyers stop asking “does this place get good light?” and start asking which rooms to use as the home office, nursery, or reading nook based on actual data.

A few results so far:

•	Master bedroom: 2h 15m direct sun (morning)  
•	Living room: 4h 40m (afternoon)  
•	Laundry: 7h 10m 

It reframes the conversation from gut feel to data. Buyers who were on the fence suddenly had a reason to commit.

The tool I’ve been using is Solis: Home Sun Tracker on iOS and Android. You just scan each window and it maps the whole property. There’s even a shareable report you can send buyers directly.

Anyone else adding data-driven extras to listings? Curious what’s been working.

u/jaykaun — 2 days ago
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Devs with 50+ unit projects: do you actually know which of your brokers are working your inventory vs just sitting on your distribution list?

Background: 15 years in real estate in one country, last 4 years in another -different continent, different language, different mentality. Currently CMO at a brokerage in the Mexican Caribbean and founder of a market analytics platform for the same market.

Worked closely with 50+ developers across both careers.

My hypothesis I’m trying to confirm or kill:

Most developers send inventory and co-branded materials to 200+ brokers via Google Drive and WhatsApp — and have zero visibility into who’s actually working it. I mean not only sales - even who is interested, who offers it, etc. Maybe 20 brokers move 80% of inventory, but you couldn’t name them without guessing. You have 5 projects in market and don’t know which ones brokers push hardest vs ignore. You spend real marketing budget on B2B channel without really knowing what projects are interesting for brokers.

So… i thought about a tool that ranks your broker network by actual activity, and shows real-time demand signals per project — that’s something I think developers might pay $200-500$/month for, because the alternative is spending $50k+/year flying blind. But I might be wrong. Maybe developers don’t want metrics between them and broker relationships. Maybe brokers refuse adoption when measured. Maybe big developers already solved this with Salesforce.

Ask: If you’re a developer with 50+ units and a broker network — 15-min call or one paragraph comment. Either is huge.

In exchange for a call: 3 months free when (and if) it launches, plus my honest read. Anywhere globally. Especially interested in anyone with 20+ external brokers across multiple projects.

Not selling, not collecting opinions. Just want to know if this is real.

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u/Party_Nectarine2506 — 5 days ago

Most real estate agency has similar problems

Leads coming in from different platforms
response time? takes hours
follow ups sometimes forgotten
viewings always manually coordinated

I built a system that fix the entire thing

now, every enquiry gets an instant reply
HOT leads get a booking link in seconds and the Agency gets briefed automatically

viewing confirmations and reminders fire on their own
new listings notify matching leads instantly

it got more exciting when a daily briefing lands in the agent's inbox every morning at 7am

All of these happens with zero manual effort

If your real estate business is still doing this manually, you are losing clients to whoever responds first.

https://preview.redd.it/5szkg1tn5g1h1.jpg?width=680&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=7b5cd792e108766fa398830f4136bd951a460deb

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u/bangham_kareem4sxqz — 6 days ago

Solo real estate agency here: what social media marketing is actually worth the time?

I recently started a small solo real estate agency and I’m trying to figure out where to focus my marketing time.

For people marketing real estate with a small team or no team, what has actually been worth doing on social media?

Which platform would you focus on first right now?

I’m especially curious what type of content is getting real results beyond likes.

Also, what did you try that ended up being a waste of time or money?

Last thing: are there any tools or simple workflows you recommend for turning listings into videos or social posts quickly?

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u/LateConfidence4507 — 10 days ago