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For Connecticut real estate agents

Real estate deals, without the "any update?" texts.

Before listing, during offers, under contract and after closing: HomezLoop puts every buyer, seller, attorney and loan officer on one timeline the agent controls, so nobody has to ask where things stand.

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Illustration. Names, homes and dates are made up.

  1. The buyer texts the agent: "Any update on the inspection?"
  2. The seller texts the agent: "Any word on our counteroffer?"
  3. The loan officer texts the agent: "Is the signed contract coming today?"
  4. The buyer texts the agent: "Did the appraisal come back?"
  5. The attorney texts the agent: "Is the closing date set yet?"
  6. Five texts in a row, all asking where things stand.
  7. The texts fly into one shared deal card.
  8. The timeline starts at Budget & preapproval, and the loan officer marks the preapproval ready. The buyer's next step is to check what fits the budget.
  9. The timeline reaches Touring homes, and the agent books three showings. The buyer's next step is to pick favorites from Saturday's tours.
  10. The timeline reaches Offer accepted, and the deal is under contract. The buyer's next step is to book the home inspection.
  11. The timeline reaches Inspection, and the inspector shares the report. The buyer's next step is to read the inspection summary.
  12. The timeline reaches Mortgage commitment, and the attorney marks the title search done. The buyer's next step is to send the insurance binder to the lender.
  13. The timeline reaches Closing day, and the loan officer marks the loan clear to close. The buyer's next step is the final walkthrough at 9:00 am.
  14. The timeline reaches the Home File, and the agent adds a list of trusted local pros. The buyer's next step is to keep the Home File for later.
  15. Every step on the timeline is done. The card says: "All done. Welcome home!" Nobody had to ask.

One loop, from first prep to the Home File.

Clients see

One timeline showing what is done, what is next, and who is handling it.

Agents see

Act now, Waiting on others, On track: every deal at a glance.

Partners see

Attorneys and loan officers mark their own tasks done, across all their deals in one list.

Command Center

Every deal, sorted for the morning.

The questions that used to arrive as texts have one place to live. In the Command Center, every task on every deal sits in one of three lanes: what needs the agent now, what the agent is waiting on others for, and what is on track.

Illustration. Names, homes and dates are made up.

  1. The Colonial buyer texts the agent: "Is the appraisal booked?"
  2. The Cape seller texts the agent: "What did the inspector find??"
  3. The attorney on the Colonial texts the agent: "Still need the HOA docs"
  4. The loan officer texts the agent: "Waiting on pay stubs for the Ranch"
  5. The Ranch buyer texts the agent: "Are we on track for the 14th?"
  6. Five texts in a row, each about a different part of a different deal.
  7. In HomezLoop, the questions those texts asked have one place to live: the agent's Command Center, with three lanes for Act now, Waiting on others and On track.
  8. The Colonial lands in Act now: the agent needs to confirm the appraisal date.
  9. The Cape lands in Act now: the agent needs to review the inspection report.
  10. The attorney's HOA documents for the Colonial go to Waiting on others, due Friday.
  11. The pay stubs the loan officer needs for the Ranch go to Waiting on others, due Thursday.
  12. The Ranch goes to On track: it closes on November 14, on schedule.
  13. Seven more deals go to On track, with nothing needed from anyone.
  14. Every task is sorted by what needs the agent: two to do now, two waiting on others, and the rest on track.
  15. The agent confirms the Colonial appraisal for October 19, and the Colonial moves from Act now to On track.
  16. Only one task still needs the agent, and everyone on the Colonial can see the appraisal date without asking.
Shared Calendar

Every date, in one calendar. For everyone.

Inspections, appraisals, contract deadlines and closings appear the moment the agent confirms them. Each person sees only the dates for their own deals, so nobody has to ask “when is that again?”

  • Agents see every deal in one month view, with dates the agent has not confirmed yet clearly marked.
  • Clients see their own milestones and what, if anything, they need to do.
  • Attorneys and loan officers see dates from all their deals, across every agent who invites them.
An example week in the Shared Calendar. The deals and dates are made up.
October 2026Week of Oct 12
  1. Mon 12Inspection
  2. Tue 13Appraisal
  3. Wed 14Walkthrough
  4. Thu 15Closing
  5. Fri 16

Colonial closing · 11:00 am

Visible to the buyers, their attorney and loan officer.

Confirmed

Private and secure, on every deal.

  • Invitation only

    Nobody can sign up on their own.

  • Each person sees only their part

    The attorney sees attorney work, the loan officer sees financing, and clients see their own deal.

  • Never any wiring instructions

    HomezLoop never collects or sends wiring instructions, so a "wire the money here" message never comes from HomezLoop.

How HomezLoop protects every deal

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