US real estate investment & property improvement company
Finding attractive deals, running a full improvement project from 0 to 100, all the way to property sale.
The state of the business before we engaged
A real estate company with dozens of active projects in the US running in parallel. Each project with 6 stages, an internal team supporting it, and at least half a dozen external vendors - contractor on the ground, lender, insurance company, title company, broker.
Operations ran in WhatsApp groups, spreadsheets, and emails between Israel and the US. With one deal it worked. With dozens of parallel deals it started cracking. Every stage transition required coordinating multiple people. Every new vendor required manually opening folders and groups. Every status change at one party had to be sent manually to all the others.
The team worked hard - but no single person can hold dozens of projects, in all their stages, with all their vendors, in one head.
What changed after working with us
Management control over every project, vendor, and team. Operational visibility in real time. Automatic communication between every party involved - no manual relay. Decisions based on data, not gut.
What no single person could hold in their head - the system holds.
×2 operational capacity, ×2 output.
What we built
We built a system that consolidates all of the business's information. Projects, properties, deals, cash flow, teams, vendors, documents - every piece of information that needs to live somewhere lives in it. What starts in one place flows automatically to the next. What changes at one party updates everyone the change touches.
Closing a deal is one button click. Everything else happens on its own.
The moment a deal is marked closed in the CRM - a client card opens, a new project is built with 6 stages ready, a folder tree is created in Drive, a WhatsApp group with the client and team opens, and the intro message goes out. It all happens before anyone bothered to jump between screens.
A property from Zillow enters the system in one click.
Instead of manually copying the address, price, area, and bedroom count from browser to spreadsheet - one click and the property sits in the inventory. If we've worked on the property before, the system recognizes it and doesn't duplicate.
Changing a project's stage moves everything that needs to move.
Project moves from Closing to Construction? Construction start date is set. Construction days start counting. The loan draws process opens. The financial dashboard updates. The project board view changes to show only the columns relevant to the new stage. Changing a stage - one click. What it triggers used to take a full day of coordination.
The client's WhatsApp group already knows how to answer on its own.
Client asks in the group "What's the status of the loan on the property at 1247 Maple, Pittsburgh?" - within seconds an answer comes back with the updated status, project stage, and the relevant parties. Because the system reads the message, pulls the data, and replies with context.
Dependency on key people, with weeks of waiting between project stages while everyone tries to remember whose turn it is.
The system runs without depending on people. Each team gets notified when it's their turn, and project progression cut in half.
Opening a new client meant half an hour of manual work - opening folders, setting up groups, copying documents between four different systems.
A deal closes - and within a minute everything is ready: folders, groups, project, team, intro message. Automatically.
Management chased updates across WhatsApp groups, spreadsheets, and inboxes to figure out where each project stood.
One dashboard. Every party sees the angle relevant to them. Spotting the bottleneck takes one click.
Every status change required a manual round of messages to all relevant parties - if anyone remembered.
A change at one party updates everyone the change touches. Automatically. The team can't drop the ball, because the ball stopped being thrown.
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