Maysoon Salah

Watch it work

Every detail. Three clear choices.

Too many options wear anyone out. So I take the hardest decision you’re facing and show you your top three, completely: what each one costs, what it changes and what it asks of you. I use Ai to raise both the transparency and the taste of every decision.

Press play on six of them

01 Six hard decisions, made simple

Press play. Pick the decision.

Ask

Six kinds of client, six kinds of hard question. Each one is typed in, worked through and turned into a report built for that person. The cases and their numbers are examples; the math runs live in your browser.

02 How your report arrives, and how you touch it

Your three choices, on your phone.

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Your three choices are ready. Open your report.

Your report

The Chicago move

An example report.

No attachment and no forty-page PDF. A message from me, one tap, and your three choices are in your hand. Every number opens to show its math, and anything you would change, you can change yourself.

Generative UI: see the client side

  1. A message from me
  2. One tap opens your report
  3. Swipe between your three choices
  4. Tap any number for its math
  5. Drag what you would change

03 The buyers’ three, fully explained

Not forty listings. The three that fit.

The Buyers chapter, in full: the couple relocating from Chicago. Every number is a button. Tap one for the math, the inputs and where it comes from.

They chose the upgraded resale. Now you write the offer.

Write the offer

04 Now you try it

Now you make the offer.

The case

Who

The couple from the brief, relocating from Chicago. Pre-approved, conventional loan. One of them works from home.

The house

An example listing in Vero Beach. Upgraded resale: 4 bed, 3 bath, an office with built-ins, a pool.

Asking
$599,000
On market
72 days

What they can’t break

Monthly, all in
$4,200 max
Cash available
$140,000
Close
25 to 45 days
Must keep
Inspection

Where they want to negotiate

  1. Price
  2. Seller credit, toward closing or a rate buydown
  3. Close date
  4. Contingencies
  5. What conveys: refrigerator, washer and dryer

Their opening idea: offer $575,000, 20% down, close in 40 days.

It goes into the report below.

The report

The listing · $599,000 asking · 72 days on market
  • Monthly max$4,200 
  • Cash available$140,000 
  • Close window25 to 45 days 
  • Must keepInspection 

Offer strength

 

 

How do you want to see it?

Every month, all in

$0/mo

 

Principal and interest at 6.50%
$0
Property tax, est.
$0
Insurance, est.
$0
HOA
$0
How do you want to deliver it?

Three ways to make the same offer. Pick one, then tweak it.

This runs right here in the page. Nothing you type is sent anywhere.

Contingencies
Ask for these to convey
Assumptions
  • 30-year fixed loan, at the rate you set above.
  • Property tax about 1.4% of the price a year.
  • Insurance about $4,600 a year. HOA $95 a month.
  • Buyer closing costs about 2.5% of the price, prepaids included.
  • Each 1% of the loan paid in points lowers the rate about 0.25%, up to 1%.
  • Conventional lenders cap seller credit at 3% of the price with under 10% down, 6% with 10% up to 25% down, and 9% with 25% down or more.
  • The seller’s costs of sale are about 6% of the price.
  • Offer strength weighs the seller’s net against what 72 days on market usually gives up, then the terms.
  • Every number here is an estimate for an example case.

They picked the upgraded resale. Their case goes in first. Then the report follows every change you make: how they want to read it, and how they want to deliver the offer.

05 The system, filmed on the real pages

The same care, on a live listing.

06 The home answers for itself

A concierge that knows the home cold.

01Every document, spec, comp, and disclosure for the home is indexed.
02A buyer asks anything, in plain language, any hour.
03It retrieves the exact source and answers, with the receipt.
Property desk · 5680 Hampton Park
Ask me anything about this home.

07 How it’s built, without the jargon

Craft, not a list of tools.

  1. Reading a contract, checking a payment and writing to you are different jobs. Each one goes to the tool that does it best, and I decide which.

  2. If a figure can’t show where it came from, it doesn’t make the page. Tap any number in the three choices and you’ll see its math.

  3. Every figure is checked twice before you see it: once by the system against its source, and once by me.

  4. No jargon and no wall of options. Three choices, said the way you’d say them at the kitchen table.

Your decision, built this way.

Bring me the hard one. You’ll get your top three, every number with its source, and a report you can move yourself.

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What this is, and isn’t
  • Education and hands-on implementation help. Not legal, tax, accounting or compliance advice; for those, ask your attorney, accountant or broker.
  • Results vary. Figures on this page illustrate the method unless a source is cited beside them.
  • You own your decisions and anything you publish or send. A person on your side reviews Ai output before it reaches a client.
  • You stay responsible for your brokerage’s policies, MLS rules, state licensing rules, Fair Housing law and the terms of the platforms you use.
  • Nothing here creates a brokerage or agency relationship. That only starts with a signed written agreement.

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