Every week, AI gets better at your business. Most investors find out a year late.
One email a week. The AI moves that matter for how you find deals, fund them, and run your doors. One tool you can use the same afternoon, and a prompt worth stealing. Written by investors running real deals, not a tech reporter chasing headlines.
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FIG. 01 · In every issue
The anatomy of an issue
Same shape every issue. Scan the week's tools, go deep on the one worth your afternoon, steal a prompt, and see what I'm running in my own business. About four minutes. You don't have to be technical.
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The Wire
The week's top AI tools and news, ranked for investors. For each one, what it does and how you'd use it on a deal or a door. Two minutes to skim.
AI leasing agents, rehab-from-photos, lease-audit AI, and more. - 02
Use This Today
The best tool from The Wire, taken three levels deep: what to do this afternoon, the version you'd build into your business, and the move most investors haven't tried yet.
Top pick: leasing agents that answer every lead in five seconds. - 03
The Prompt
A copy-paste prompt built for real estate and tested before it goes out. Run it the minute you finish reading.
Estimate a full rehab off the listing photos in two minutes. - 04
From My Stack
A system I run in my own business, taken apart so you can build your own. Like the setup that updates my CRM from every call, or the one that drafts my replies in my voice.
My system updates my CRM while I sleep.
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An AI just became a loan officer
A $4.1M raise to replace the loan officer, AI leasing agents that answer leads in five seconds, and a prompt that reads a rehab off the listing photos.
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Subscribe to get itFIG. 03 · Why this exists
AI news is written for engineers. Investors get left to figure out what it means for their deals.
Everybody covers the same model launches and funding rounds. Almost nobody connects it to a rent roll, a closing timeline, or a turn cost. That's what this newsletter does.
Every issue is checked against real deal playbooks and the Real Estate Investing School knowledge base, and I read and edit every one before it sends. If a line sounds like a robot wrote it, it gets rewritten.
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Brody Fausett
I bought my first house at 21 with $5,500, and by 25 the rent checks covered our life. I founded the Real Estate Investing School, where more than 1,000 students have learned the business, and these days a lot of my own business runs on AI systems I built myself. This newsletter is what actually worked, handed to you before everyone else figures it out.
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