@starmexxx: GREG ISENBERG JUST INTERVIEWED A SOLO FOUNDER WHO MAKES $1,000,000 A YEAR BUILDING AI AGENTS FOR REAL ESTATE AGENTS the…
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A solo founder generates $1M annually by building AI agents for real estate agents, charging $5k-$10k per client monthly. The interview covers his tool stack and strategy, emphasizing that most of the market is unaware of AI agents.
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GREG ISENBERG JUST INTERVIEWED A SOLO FOUNDER WHO MAKES $1,000,000 A YEAR BUILDING AI AGENTS FOR REAL ESTATE AGENTS
the agents cost $5,000 to $10,000 a month per client. boring industries pay the most. real estate, insurance, manufacturing, legal. they have money and they hate using ai
he uses obsidian as his second brain because notion can’t run agents that actually do work for him
his entire stack: granola, trello, loom, superhuman, asana, codex, hermes, orgo, composio, agent mail. gpt 5.5 by default. claude opus for long coding sessions
99% of the market doesn’t know what an ai agent is yet. that’s the moat. you don’t need to be the smartest. you need to be the one who calls them first
the full breakdown is in the 45 minute video and it’s worth every minute
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