How does customer support work for real estate?
Support runs by email, text and your client portal, with one named agent who knows your files, a backup, and a team lead who scores a sample of tickets each month on the QA scorecard. Each question is logged as a ticket, answered from the transaction record in Dotloop or SkySlope, and closed with a note in your CRM. Requests that need a licensed answer, such as anything about price, terms or contract interpretation, are escalated to you with the context already gathered. Post-close, the same desk handles home warranty claims, utility transfer questions, tax document requests and referral inquiries from past clients, which keeps your database warm without adding to your day. The desk works your hours and hands over an end-of-day report.
What tasks does customer support cover for real estate agents and teams?
- Answer buyer and seller status questions from the transaction file
- Explain next steps in escrow: inspection, appraisal, clear to close, wire
- Handle home warranty, utility transfer and closing document requests
- Triage and route contract or pricing questions to the licensed agent
- Respond to portal messages and texts within your stated hours
- Log every request as a ticket with owner, status and resolution
- Field past-client questions and pass referrals to the agent
- Report weekly on ticket volume, topics and time to first response