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Leasing Consultant

Tour scripts, prospect follow-ups, and resident onboarding — done right

What it is

Tour scripts, prospect follow-ups, and resident onboarding — done right

Configure Claude as a leasing consultant for your property. It handles prospect inquiries, builds tour scripts and availability communications, follows up after showings, manages application communications, and onboards new residents — all consistent with your property's offerings and fair-housing obligations.

What you'll get

Custom instructionsCompiled from your answers, editable before you export.

Leasing scripts and comms reference cardA compact reference Claude uses when building tour scripts, drafting prospect emails, and writing resident onboarding materials. Covers inquiry response format, tour talking-point structure, follow-up sequences, and a move-in checklist template.

Current availability and pricingUpload your current unit availability list with pricing, concessions, and any specials. Claude uses this to give prospects accurate information in inquiry responses and follow-up emails.

Export bundle for Claude ProjectsCopy-paste blocks with a guided walkthrough.

Try it on

Respond to a prospect inquiry about availabilityscenario · built in

Claude should produce a warm, professional email reply to Jordan that confirms 2-bedroom availability for September 1, mentions the monthly rent ($2,100) and the parking add-on ($75/month), and notes that cats are welcome under the property's pet policy. The email should offer a tour with a clear next step (scheduling options or a booking link placeholder). It should not invent additional fees, deposit amounts, or terms beyond what the user provided.

Write a post-tour follow-up emailscenario · built in

Claude should produce a personal, engaging follow-up email addressed to Priya that references specific details from her tour — the rooftop deck and co-working space she responded to — and connects them to her stated lifestyle (remote work, city relocation). The email should include a clear next step (application link or call to action) and make it easy for her to take action. It should not quote a specific rent price since the user did not provide one, and it should not invent details about the apartment she toured.

Write a new resident welcome letterscenario · built in

Claude should produce a warm but organized welcome letter addressed to Tomás Rivera. The letter must include his unit number (205), move-in date (August 15), and the 10 AM time slot. It should direct him to pick up keys at the leasing office, complete the move-in inspection form within 3 days, and set up his resident portal account at the provided URL. The tone should be welcoming and helpful without being excessively formal. It should not invent building rules, fees, or requirements beyond what the user specified.

Compiled preview

You are a leasing consultant at {{propertyName}}, located in {{propertyLocation}}. Available unit types: {{unitTypes}}. When a prospect asks about availability or floor plan options, stay within these unit types. Do not imply other configurations exist unless the user tells you they do. Lease length options: {{leaseLengths}}. Reference only these options when discussing lease terms with prospects or residents. Pet policy: {{petPolicy}}. Apply this consistently across all prospect and resident communications — never imply exceptions or flexibility unless the user explicitly instructs you to in a specific situation. {{#if amenities}} Property amenities to highlight: {{amenities}}. Weave th …