Creating effective AI Vision Builder prompts is all about being clear, specific, and providing enough context for the criteria of the properties you are looking for. Here are some helpful tips:
Be clear and specific. Providing precise instructions to the AI Builder helps it accurately identify the properties to add to the list, reducing the likelihood of incorrect or irrelevant results. A detailed description of your desired property characteristics—such as property type, condition, etc. enables the AI Builder to focus on what’s most important to your search.
Limit the scope. By concentrating on particular characteristics or criteria, you help the AI Builder perform targeted searches that are more aligned with what you are looking for.
Set limitations. Adding limitations in your prompt such as excluding specific property types or setting minimum/maximum sizes guides the AI to disregard irrelevant data for a more accurate list.
Example of Good and Bad Prompts
Your goal is to ask the AI Builder to scan properties and look for distressed ones.
❌ Bad Prompt: Look for distressed properties.
✅ Good Prompt: Show me properties with visible signs of distress based on satellite and street view images, such as neglected landscaping, structural damage, broken roofs, boarded-up windows, or general disrepair.
Your goal is to ask the AI Builder to scan properties and look for properties with bad roofs.
❌ Bad Prompt: Look for houses with bad roofs.
✅ Good Prompt: Show me properties with bad roofs based on satellite and street view images, including signs of damage like missing shingles, sagging, discoloration, or visible repairs.
Your goal is to ask the AI Builder to scan properties and look for properties that are good for wholesaling.
❌ Bad Prompt: Get a list of properties that are good for wholesaling.
✅ Good Prompt: Analyze the provided data to identify properties that would be good wholesale deals. Focus on properties with potential for a profit margin over $20k, based on estimated repair costs, market value after repairs (ARV), and the potential to acquire the property below market value.
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