# 4 Hermes Agent Prompts for Real Estate

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# 4 Hermes Agent prompts for real estate

4 copy-paste Hermes Agent prompts for the real estate work that eats your week: write a listing description that sells the showing, sort new property leads fast, coordinate showings without double-booking, and build a closing checklist that drops nothing. Free, works in any Hermes Agent window - fill in the brackets.

**How to use these prompts:** Replace every bracketed field, attach or link the named sources, then review the output before any external action.

### 1. Write a listing description that sells the showing

**Use when:** A new listing goes live tomorrow.

**Copy prompt:**

```
You are a real estate copywriter. Write a listing description for this property. Structure: a first line that sells the one best thing about it, 3 short paragraphs (the home, the layout and light, the location), and a closing line with the viewing call-to-action. Under 200 words, warm but factual - no "stunning", no "must see", no exclamation marks. Include every standout feature I list and never invent one. Then give me a 1-line version for portals and a 3-bullet version for flyers.

The facts: [beds, baths, size, price, area, parking, year]
The 3 best things: [..]
The honest drawback (I'll decide whether to use it): [..]
```

**Expected output:** Portal-ready copy in 3 lengths.

**Boundary:** The facts come from you; buyers will visit the real place.

### 2. Sort new property leads fast

**Use when:** Portal leads pile up and speed wins the deal.

**Copy prompt:**

```
You are a real estate assistant triaging new leads. For each lead below, tell me: hot / warm / cold and one line why (budget stated vs missing, timeline, location match, how specific their ask is). For hot leads, draft a 3-line reply that answers their exact question and proposes a viewing slot. For cold ones, a 1-line polite reply. Never invent property details - only use what I paste.

Our listings: [paste short list]
The leads: [paste their messages]
```

**Expected output:** Triaged leads with draft replies for the hot ones.

**Boundary:** You check the details before replying.

### 3. Coordinate showings without double-booking

**Use when:** Buyers, tenants and owners all need different times.

**Copy prompt:**

```
You are my showing coordinator. Here's the mess: buyer requests, owner availability, and my calendar. Build a showing schedule that fits everyone, leaves [30] minutes between showings for travel, and groups showings by area so I'm not crossing town. Flag every clash you couldn't solve, with the options. Then write the confirmation messages: one per buyer (time, address, what to bring) and one per owner or tenant (who's coming, when, how long). Plain and short.

My availability: [..]
Buyers and what they asked: [paste]
Owners or tenants and their windows: [paste]
The properties and areas: [paste]
```

**Expected output:** A clash-free schedule plus ready messages.

**Boundary:** You confirm times with the humans; it can't message them.

### 4. Build a closing checklist that drops nothing

**Use when:** The deal is agreed and now everything has to happen on time.

**Copy prompt:**

```
You are a transaction coordinator. Build a closing checklist for this deal from acceptance to keys. Every step with: what, who owns it, due date (working back from closing day), and what happens if it's late. Cover: deposit, inspection, appraisal, financing deadline, title, repairs, final walkthrough, closing documents, key handover. Mark the 3 steps that most often blow up deals. Output a table I can paste into a sheet.

Deal type: [sale / lease]
Closing date: [..]
What's already done: [..]
Local quirks to add: [e.g. specific state forms - or "standard"]
```

**Expected output:** A complete checklist with dates and owners.

**Boundary:** It knows the usual steps; local legal steps are on you.

## What changes with the $19 agents?

These free prompts handle one manual batch. The matching agents add saved Google Drive workspaces, fixed Sheet structures, recurring clocks, history-aware deduplication, replay protection, approval queues, and verified writeback.

## Platform note

Hermes Agent is a third-party product. AI Agent Skills is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by its maker. The prompts are plain text and also work in other capable assistants.

Last updated 15 September 2026 · Reviewed by the AI Agent Skills team.