Closing Date Nudge.
An app idea for real estate agents.
Sends one shared timeline of closing tasks to agent, lender, and title, so nobody calls the agent to ask what is next.
What the search found
- Who pays
- Independent agents who handle their own transactions
- The problem
- Agents get calls from buyers, sellers, lenders, and title asking for status because there is no shared view. The agent becomes the switchboard and loses hours every week repeating the same updates.
- The gap
- Existing tools are built for title companies and lenders, not for the independent agent who needs a simple shared timeline that all parties can see without logging into a heavy system.
- Already out there
- Proof proof.com
Supports eClosings and hybrid closings for title agencies and lenders. It is not a lightweight shared timeline for independent agents.
- Proof proof.com
- People asking for it
- What is typical with communications with title reps reddit.com
Agent says their biggest issue is that buyers and sellers call them constantly for updates.
- How soon before closing did you know timing reddit.com
Buyer says they have not heard from their realtor and have no info on closing details.
- Closing was supposed to be today, no idea if it happened reddit.com
Person says they have no idea if closing happened and was told to call the broker manager.
- What is typical with communications with title reps reddit.com
- The big assumption
- Lenders and title reps will actually look at a shared timeline instead of calling or emailing the agent as they do today.
- Test it this week
- Ask 5 independent agents to forward you one recent closing email thread. Count how many separate status update emails they sent. If the number is low, the pain is not big enough.
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- Gap found
Listing Photo Consent Log
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