Replace the parts in square brackets, and leave out private client details.
MLS Remarks
Write MLS remarks under [800] characters using only the facts below. Describe the property, not who should live there. Do not mention schools, safety or neighbors. After the text, list any fact you were unsure of. Facts: [paste listing sheet]
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Follow-Up After a Showing
Draft a short, friendly email from me to a buyer who toured [address] today. They liked [x] and were unsure about [y]. Suggest one next step. No pressure language. Under 120 words.
Plain-English Document Summary
Summarize this [HOA document] for me in plain English. List fees, restrictions and deadlines with the section number for each. If something is unclear, say so. This summary is for my own review and is not legal advice.
Social Post From a Listing
Write three Instagram captions for this listing using only these facts: [facts]. Include "[brokerage name]". Describe the home, not the ideal buyer. No claims about value or investment returns.
Listing Presentation Outline
Outline a 10-slide listing presentation for [area]. Mark every place where I need to add my own local data, and do not make up any statistics.
Why These Work
- Facts in, facts out. Telling the tool to use only your facts lowers the chance of invention, though it does not remove it.
- Stated limits. Length and banned topics prevent the most common problems.
- An uncertainty list. It tells you where to check first.
Before you publish, read our fair housing checklist. See general AI assistants.
Common Questions
Do These Prompts Work in Every AI Tool?
They are plain instructions, so they should work in any general assistant, though results differ by tool and model.
Should I Save My Prompts?
Yes. Keep the ones that work in a document or in your tool's saved instructions so your team gets consistent results.
Last updated November 6, 2026. Source: Our own prompts, written for this guide.