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21 guides
What estateTT is, who it serves, and how the platform is organized.
Run a brokerage firm — agents, listings, lead distribution, and rank-based authority.
Your book of business — clients, listings, showings, and commission records.
Find, evaluate, and buy property — from first search to closing.
Manage rental properties, tenants, and rent — the full landlord workflow.
Estimate payments and prepare the documents lenders expect, for your market.
Get found and get booked — your services marketplace presence, portfolio, and inquiries.
Acquire property as a firm — shared shortlists, role-based access, professional engagements, and financing readiness.
Run a development sales operation — projects and unit inventory, a shared buyer pipeline, team ranks and approvals, and the payment milestones that fund the build.
A contracted agent working under an independent broker — their listings, their clients, your pipeline.
List, market, and sell your property — from first listing to accepted offer, with the professionals who get it over the line.
Run a property management operation — portfolio, tenants, staff, and the rent ledger.
An independent broker's workspace — client pipeline, listings, quotes, and commission records.
Find, apply for, and manage your rental — from search to move-out.
Run a sales operation — team listings, offers with counter-offers, an approval queue, professional services, and the records to prove who did what.
Sell units in a development — project inventory, a buyer pipeline from first interest to Won, formal offers, and payment milestones you track as the build progresses.
Working inside a brokerage firm — your book of business under the firm's structure.
Run a notary practice on the marketplace — quotes, sessions, verifications, and payouts.
Run a notary firm — a notary roster under one brand, team coordination, and firm-level administration.
Run a valuation practice — assignments, site visits, reports, bank panels, and payouts.
Run a valuation firm — a valuator roster, shared assignment visibility, and senior review.