For realtors
Mid-showing, another buyer calls.
A buyer who reaches voicemail calls the next agent. LarLine texts them back in seconds, in your words, and the lead is a thread on your phone by the time you lock up.
A Sunday, 1:45 PM
The sign call that became a showing.
Someone drives past the sign and calls the number on it. You are walking a couple through a kitchen. Seconds later the caller has a text from you asking which property and when they’d like to see it. They answer. You reply from the car and book them for Tuesday.
Your text-back could sayHi, this is Priya with Harbor Realty. I’m in a showing right now. Text me the address you’re calling about and a good time, and I’ll get right back to you.
Pro · promises
Every showing you promised in a text, on one list.
“Thursday at 9 at the Elm Street place.” “I’ll send the disclosures tonight.” Pro pulls each one out of your own texts, keeps it with the client’s name, and warns you before two showings land in the same hour across town.
Pro · the caller menu
“Press 1 if you’re buying. Press 2 if you’re selling.”
Each option rings the phone you choose and texts back in its own words, so a seller calling about a listing appointment and a buyer calling about a sign get different first messages, and your assistant can take one of them.
Your number
The number on the sign is not your cell.
Put the LarLine number on signs, flyers and the listing portals. Calls ring the app, or your cell if you prefer, and callers only ever see the business number, including when you call them back. When the listing closes, the number stays with you.
From $9 a month
Set it up before the next open house.
Pick your number, write your text-back in your own words, and the next call you miss in a showing still becomes a client.