Most real estate agents are asking, “What AI tools should I use?” The better question is: Where is your business leaking time, follow-up, or consistency?
In this video, Taylor Frampton breaks down a practical way to use AI in real estate without collecting a dozen tools that never become a system. You will learn the three levels of AI adoption for agents:
1. Chat: planning, writing, roleplay, research, summaries, and client explanations.
2. Collaboration: AI working alongside you on your computer and inside real workflows.
3. Coordination: an AI assistant that helps monitor priorities, prepare for meetings, organize information, and surface what needs attention.
Taylor also shares the AI tools and categories he is using, including ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, Perplexity, Codex, Claude Cowork, Otter, Notion, KW Command, Obsidian, and Hermes.
The goal is not to use the most AI tools. It is to build the clearest system for better follow-up, stronger client service, more consistent content, and more time back.
In this video:
- How to choose AI tools based on the business problem you need to solve
- Why a month-to-month AI subscription is often smarter than annual lock-in
- How to compare ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, and Perplexity
- The difference between using AI as chat, a collaborator, and a coordinator
- AI use cases for meeting prep, post-appointment follow-up, content, email, calendar clarity, and AI search visibility
- How Otter, Notion, KW Command, Obsidian, and a personal AI assistant can fit into an agent’s operating system
Start here: Pick one repeated task that is costing you time or consistency. Ask your AI tool how it could help you systemize that task, then build from there.
If you want Taylor to walk through more of his personal AI system, comment below with what you would like him to show next.
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In this video, Taylor Frampton breaks down a practical way to use AI in real estate without collecting a dozen tools that never become a system. You will learn the three levels of AI adoption for agents:
1. Chat: planning, writing, roleplay, research, summaries, and client explanations.
2. Collaboration: AI working alongside you on your computer and inside real workflows.
3. Coordination: an AI assistant that helps monitor priorities, prepare for meetings, organize information, and surface what needs attention.
Taylor also shares the AI tools and categories he is using, including ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, Perplexity, Codex, Claude Cowork, Otter, Notion, KW Command, Obsidian, and Hermes.
The goal is not to use the most AI tools. It is to build the clearest system for better follow-up, stronger client service, more consistent content, and more time back.
In this video:
- How to choose AI tools based on the business problem you need to solve
- Why a month-to-month AI subscription is often smarter than annual lock-in
- How to compare ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, and Perplexity
- The difference between using AI as chat, a collaborator, and a coordinator
- AI use cases for meeting prep, post-appointment follow-up, content, email, calendar clarity, and AI search visibility
- How Otter, Notion, KW Command, Obsidian, and a personal AI assistant can fit into an agent’s operating system
Start here: Pick one repeated task that is costing you time or consistency. Ask your AI tool how it could help you systemize that task, then build from there.
If you want Taylor to walk through more of his personal AI system, comment below with what you would like him to show next.
Subscribe for practical AI, real estate systems, Southern Utah market insight, and tools that help agents build a better business.
#RealEstateAI #AIforRealEstate #RealEstateAgents
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