Eric | Real Estate - AI - Notion

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Eric | Real Estate - AI - Notion

Eric | Real Estate - AI - Notion

@RE_Notion

Director at Nonprofit Affordable Housing Developer with 10k units focusing on Notion, AI, automation.

Katılım Haziran 2012
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Eric | Real Estate - AI - Notion
If your team owns or manages a large number of properties, you need a single source of truth. Here’s how we use Notion as our centralized property database and how it saves us from a mess of outdated Excel files. 🧵
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m. stanfield
m. stanfield@resetbasis·
Here are the project costs for Jubilo Village, a 95-unit affordable housing development in Culver City, CA. $827,242 per unit, and per the developer, only $365,799 per unit is hard cost. No state incinerates capital quite like California. Truly remarkable work, guys.
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Eric | Real Estate - AI - Notion
One of the downsides of giving AI access to all your company information is that it can mistake outdated content as current Notion’s new archive feature solves this by making it easy to exclude old information from AI results.
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First there was Verified. Now meet Archive — because your workspace shouldn’t feel like a museum 📜 Archive lets you retire old pages without deleting them, so search surfaces answers, not fossils.

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Todd Saunders
Todd Saunders@toddsaunders·
Take away my API access, and I take away my credit card. What are the best alternatives to Granola? Would love to hear what you are using.
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Eric | Real Estate - AI - Notion
What Barrett has done to unlock his company’s knowledge is incredible and is the broadest use case of AI as any employee at any company, regardless of industry can benefit from chatting with their company knowledge. We’ve built an identical system within Notion: one tool to both centralize company information and use AI to search. We now train staff to first ask Notion AI, which has cut down on hours of repeated questions and answers.
Barrett Linburg@DallasAptGP

We built a system where Claude knows our entire company before I type a word. Three operating companies. 50+ properties. Full context on every session. Three tools. Any small business can build this. Most business owners use AI the same way every time. Open Claude. Re-explain the business. Re-explain the team. Re-explain the numbers. Then ask the question. You're onboarding the same employee every morning. We fixed this. Claude now knows the full operation before I type a word. Start with your most important company knowledge. Turn each topic into its own markdown file. Markdown is simple text that AI reads clean. Think about what you re-explain over and over. How your business makes money. Your org chart and who owns what. Your pricing. Key metrics for each team member. Your sales process. Your brand voice. One topic per file. Keep them short. Put everything in Obsidian. It's free. Files stay on your computer. Nothing goes to the cloud. Think of it as a filing cabinet on your own hard drive that AI can search in milliseconds. Here's what makes it work. Every file connects to related files through tagged links called wikilinks. When you ask Claude about a specific client, it doesn't just find the client file. It pulls every project, contract, invoice, and note tied to that client. One question. Full picture. Then connect Claude Code. It works like the regular Claude desktop app with one difference. It has the keys to your filing cabinet. Claude Code reads files right off your computer. No uploads. No cloud. No file size limits. Your financials, client data, and internal strategy never leave your machine. For business owners who won't put sensitive data on someone else's server, this solves the problem. Most people I know spend $100 to $200 a month on Claude. If you're already paying that, you should be getting more out of it than a chatbot that forgets who you are every session. Some of you already use Claude Projects. Good. That puts you ahead of most people. Projects let you upload files and give Claude a custom instruction set. For small tasks, it works. If you have a handful of documents and a clear use case, Projects is the right starting point. But it has a ceiling. Upload limits cap how much context you can load. Your files live on Anthropic's servers. And every project is its own silo. Your sales project doesn't talk to your ops project. Your finance files don't connect to your team files. The Obsidian setup removes all three limits. No upload cap. Files stay on your machine. And every file links to every related file across your whole company. The last piece is one instruction file. It tells Claude how your company works, what role it plays, and how to navigate the knowledge base. Think of it as the onboarding doc you'd hand a senior executive on day one. Except this executive never forgets it. Once it's built, every session starts with full context. Claude knows your team. Your numbers. Your processes. You skip the setup. You go straight to the work. Three tools. Obsidian (free). Claude Code (you're already paying for it). One instruction file. If you run a business and you're still re-explaining yourself to AI every session, you're leaving speed on the table.

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Matt Baran
Matt Baran@mattbaran·
We just signed up for Ai that plan checks and provides you with redlines for: Planning / Zoning Site / Land Development Building Code (incl. Fire / ADA) Structural MEP This includes QA / Coordination. All location specific w/ citations. Remember when we used to laugh at Ai because the hands were always messed up? Now we need software to detect it. Soon enough we’ll be saying “remember when we used to laugh at Ai because it put 7 toilets in the kitchen?”
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Eric | Real Estate - AI - Notion
Copilot has been underwhelming in all aspects even though it’s using ChatGPT and Claude in the backend. We’re a Microsoft shop but we use other tools to generate PowerPoint, AI in Excel, chat with documents, etc because Copilot is just inferior. The only area where Copilot shines is meeting notes.
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Eric | Real Estate - AI - Notion
@moseskagan Templates and checklists are always great ideas. This is our Property Management 1:1 template. We do this in Notion so we can record the meeting and get an AI summary, add tasks and projects, and can use AI to search all historical meetings.
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Moses Kagan
Moses Kagan@moseskagan·
The single most impactful change I've made to my management style wasn't even my idea: A guy we hired to run the PM operation ~3.5 yrs ago, who has since departed (on good terms!), taught it to me. He and I scheduled a regular, weekly meeting. He would create an agenda, in the form of a Google Doc, with sections for everything we do (maintenance, leasing, collections, etc.), and with KPIs for the quantifiable areas. Whenever I had a new idea or concern, I would email him, and he would add it to the agenda, where it would stay, week after week, until we either resolved it or decided it didn't merit further attention. Now, all three of my direct reports do this, and it has made a world of difference to our execution and to my anxiety level. - For more thoughts on the real estate and business, join my mailing list at moseskagan.com
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Ashwini Kumar
Ashwini Kumar@iashwinikumaar·
@NotionHQ How about creating a view with certain properties hidden and if shared externally they still stay hidden? Example, if I don’t want show the rate column to external vendor who is viewing it on a public link.
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Notion@NotionHQ·
🔓 New database permission unlocked: Can create You can now let someone add new pages to a database without seeing things they shouldn't. Think: a meetings DB where teammates can their own notes and that's it. Small tweak. Big deal for working with external collaborators or on sensitive stuff.
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Eric | Real Estate - AI - Notion
I can’t agree with this more. Made the same argument to leadership to roll out EliseAI. Two community manager positions: all else equal - one that requires you to pick up dozens of phone calls throughout the day answering the same questions, dealing with spam, etc vs one where AI takes first pass at answering calls so you can focus on higher value tasks. Pretty clear which position one would take.
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Jake
Jake@JakehellerAI·
Enterprise AI adoption won't come from the C suite it's going to come from the 26 year old associate who can't imagine underwriting a deal without Claude think about it... two identical job offers. same salary, same commute, same role, competing firms. But one shop gives you AI tools and the other makes you do everything manually. you're most likely picking the firm with the latest and greatest tools. that's where we're headed. Gen Z already treats AI like we treat Excel. you take it away and they genuinely can't work the same way. employers who are still evaluating and stuck on data/privacy concerns are going to wake up and realize their best people left for a shop that actually equips them. provide the tools or lose the talent. this thing is spreading bottom up whether leadership likes it or not.
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Eric | Real Estate - AI - Notion
The most applicable use case for any sized business in any industry is getting your company knowledge (employee benefits, standard operating procedures, onboarding manuals, etc) in a system where employees can chat against. We’ve consolidated our company knowledge in Notion and all staff can now ask Notion AI for company info. People are happier with an option to get an immediate answer rather than embarrassingly asking their boss for something that they should already know.
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Barrett O'Neill
Barrett O'Neill@barrettjoneill·
@DallasAptGP I’ve still her to see a real use case that works consistently for small businesses. AI workflows will require maintenance and the cost is going up from here. Exciting tech - but a lot of hype.
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Eric | Real Estate - AI - Notion
@pslohmann Here’s how one firm is trying to rank in AI search
Eric | Real Estate - AI - Notion@RE_Notion

Smart move by this property management firm to optimize their website for AI search. This link specifically says it is intended for AI: fourstarrealty.com/llm-info/ "This page contains structured information about Four Star Realty & Property Management (“Four Star”), intended for AI assistants (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, Bard, etc.)."

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Peter Lohmann
Peter Lohmann@pslohmann·
The #propertymanagement industry has always followed one simple marketing playbook: Rank on Google → get owner leads → profit. This may be breaking. Most property owners plan to use AI search to find their next property manager. So how do you rank in AI search results?
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Eric | Real Estate - AI - Notion
@adamstatonsmith Can’t agree with this more. My biggest roadblock in testing and rolling out AI tools has been from our Technology team. Very disappointing when they are the department least interested in the most impressive technology to be released in generations.
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Adam Smith
Adam Smith@adamstatonsmith·
Legacy IT guys really dont like AI. Many of which are gatekeepers to making things easier.
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Eric | Real Estate - AI - Notion
We’ve also rolled out @elise_ai - 24/7 AI resident communication, which we think is a game changer. This has significantly reduced our after hours emergency calls our staff would get on the middle of the night by triaging resident maintenance issues and identifying whether something is truly an emergency. Our after hours on call staff are extremely satisfied. Also, residents can now speak with our agent in their native language because the AI can speak and understand 70+ languages. Our residents love this feature.
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Eric | Real Estate - AI - Notion
You don’t think even general purpose tools like ChatGPT can make a big difference? We centralized our company knowledge in Notion and granted everyone at our 500+ person company a license. Anyone at our company can now use Notion AI to search and chat against our company knowledge: employee benefits, department goals, project statuses, SOPs, meeting notes, etc. We believe this has been a game changer.
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StripMallGuy
StripMallGuy@realEstateTrent·
AI in commercial real estate: Tools that claim to be a game-changer? Countless. Tools you can fully rely on that actually make a big difference for your business? Zero.
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Jake
Jake@JakehellerAI·
"I want to renovate the exterior" with Gemini's nano banana pro 2
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Jake@JakehellerAI·
@DirtDealMaker Took me a while to pull the trigger on it. But it's incredible for task management
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Justine Moore
Justine Moore@venturetwins·
One of the industries really adopting AI video? Real estate. Properties are now advertised like products on social feeds — and AI enhancements help them stand out. AI is being used to bring properties to life, or to imagine what could be done in a space.
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