How does data entry work for real estate?
Listing input means every required field, room dimensions, features, HOA details, showing instructions and photo captions entered accurately from your intake sheet. Lead imports mean open house sign-in sheets, event lists and portal exports loaded into Follow Up Boss or kvCORE with source, tag and assigned agent, and duplicates merged. Transaction entry means each executed contract logged with price, commission split, referral fees and key dates in your pipeline sheet or Brokermint. Comps mean sold data pulled from the MLS into your CMA template. Each batch closes with a count entered, a count checked and an exceptions list, and the assistant is an employee with a backup and a team lead.
What tasks does data entry cover for real estate agents and teams?
- Enter new listings in the MLS from your intake sheet with all required fields
- Import open house sign-ins and event lists into the CRM with source and tag
- Merge duplicate leads and standardize phone, email and address formats
- Log executed contracts in the pipeline tracker with dates and splits
- Update commission and referral fee spreadsheets after each closing
- Pull sold comps from the MLS into your CMA template
- Maintain the brokerage compliance log of required documents per file
- Close each batch with counts entered, checked and exceptions listed