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The 24/7 Agent: Leveraging AI Tools to Scale Your Real Estate Business
“I don’t have time for all this tech stuff. I just want to sell houses.”
If that thought has crossed your mind, you’re not alone. But here’s the reality: agents embracing AI tools are listing more properties, closing more deals, and doing it while working fewer hours.
Imagine waking up to discover your AI assistant has already generated listing descriptions, scheduled social media posts, analyzed market trends, qualified leads, sent follow-up emails, and flagged contract issues. Instead of administrative tasks, you’re ready to do what you do best: connect with clients and close deals.
According to NAR, agents who effectively leverage technology earn 30% more on average. Yet most real estate professionals are overwhelmed by the options.
“The 24/7 Agent” cuts through the noise with practical, step-by-step guidance to implement tools that deliver immediate results. No computer science degree required.
You’ll learn how to:
Automate listing marketing with AI-generated content
Qualify and nurture leads while you sleep
Analyze market data that previously required a team
Streamline transactions with AI contract review
Generate referrals through systematic follow-up
Create expert content without spending hours writing
Inside, you’ll discover tool comparisons, setup guides, ROI calculators, templates, and a 90-day implementation roadmap.
The gap between tech-savvy and traditional agents widens daily. This book is your guide to not just surviving but thriving in the AI-enhanced real estate landscape.
Don’t wait until your competition has mastered these tools. The best time to start was yesterday. The second-best time is now.

Jake Richards’ examination of the Iran-Iraq War (1980-1988) illuminates one of the 20th century’s most consequential yet understudied conflicts. Drawing on declassified documents and recent research, Richards presents a balanced account of this struggle that claimed nearly one million lives.

The book traces how ancient Persian-Arab rivalries and the 1979 Iranian Revolution created conditions for conflict. Iraq miscalculated in expecting swift victory while Iran continued fighting after reclaiming its territory. Richards details human wave attacks, trench warfare, and the unpunished use of chemical weapons.

The narrative examines international dimensions—from superpower arms supplies to the Iran-Contra Affair—while assessing the staggering human and economic costs affecting both nations decades later. This “Forgotten War” transformed Saddam Hussein from ally to pariah, cemented Iran’s revolutionary government, established patterns of proxy warfare, and drew Western powers deeper into regional security arrangements.

This essential primer provides crucial historical context about the true costs of regional warfare.

This military history examines Nazi Germany’s final days through the lens of foreign Waffen-SS volunteers who defended Berlin’s government district in April 1945. As Soviet forces encircled the capital, these non-German fighters—primarily French, Scandinavian, and Baltic volunteers—fought desperately at the Reichstag and Reich Chancellery.
Beginning with an analysis of urban combat weaponry like the crucial Panzerfaust anti-tank weapon, Richards charts the Soviet advance, Hitler’s decision to remain in Berlin, and profiles the foreign SS units, particularly the French Charlemagne and Scandinavian Nordland Divisions.
The narrative details how defenders converted government buildings into fortresses against overwhelming Soviet forces, with day-by-day accounts and tactical maps showing the shrinking defensive perimeter.
Richards achieves a balanced perspective, acknowledging these units’ combat effectiveness while clearly contextualizing their service to a reprehensible regime, offering insights into how ideology can override national identity and moral judgment during war.