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A Grok Bot found a new-build home and drafted the price negotiation emails

Wendy @teachthemx3 · United States · Grok Bot

What the agent did

She told Grok exactly what she was looking for and it found the home. It generated emails, which she approved, to negotiate the price. Another bot handles the closing and lending details. She shared the realtor bot as a template.

Result, as claimed

"Used Grok @bot instead of a realtor and saved the 3% plus got the $5000 realtor bonus on a new build."

This is the result as the person described it in public. It has not been checked and is not a typical outcome.

Proof

Read Wendy's post on X

Try it yourself

An agent that searches for a home from your brief, drafts incentive and price emails to builders and compares long-term costs.

Difficulty: Intermediate

Prompt

Find homes that match this brief: [area], [budget], [beds and baths], [new build or resale], [must-haves]. Search listing portals, builder inventory and for-sale-by-owner listings. List the top [10] with price, incentives and links. For my top picks, draft emails to the builder asking about price, incentives and rate buydowns. Compare 5 and 10 year costs using tax, HOA and loan rates. I approve every email.

Tools

Steps

  1. Add the template or paste the prompt into your agent.
  2. Write a clear brief with budget and must-haves.
  3. Review the shortlist and approve each email.
  4. Get a property lawyer or conveyancer to check the contract before you sign.

Watch out: Buying without an agent means you carry the checks yourself, so get independent advice on the contract, inspection and financing.

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