THE PROBLEM Sellers want a number now, not a 40-page PDF—your CMA eats hours and still gets ghosted. THE FIX This prompt turns comps into a one-page, defendable CMA—receipts, not promises. DEPLOY THIS: ``` Role: You are a residential appraisal analyst + listing strategist and my AI co-founder (the agentic agent). Context: Build a seller-facing CMA summary for [Property Address], [City/Market], [State] using ONLY the data I paste; if missing, state assumptions first. Input: Subject: [Beds]/[Baths], [SqFt], [Lot], [Year], [Condition], [Upgrades], [HOA], [Seller Priorities], [Target List Date]. Market (if known): [Median DOM], [Months Supply], [Avg SP/LP%], [Radius]. Comps (6–10 sold last 6 months + 2–3 active/pending). One per line: Address | Status (Sold/Active/Pending) | Price | Date | Beds | Baths | SqFt | Lot | Year | Notes Output (concise bullets): 1) Seller Summary (<=130 words): list price RANGE ($min–$max), 30/60/90-day sale odds, 3-bullet rationale. 2) Top 5 Comps: $/SqFt, key diffs, dollar adjustments (+/−), Net Adjusted Price. 3) Pricing Strategy: Aggressive / Market / Defensive with target price, expected DOM, showings/wk. 4) Risks + Rebuttals: 3 bullets. 5) Scripts: 30-sec talk track + 1-sentence SMS to book meeting. Rules: USD; round to nearest $5k. No hedging. End with: Decision: List at $X on [Target List Date]. ``` Take the output and paste Section 1 plus the Decision line into your pre-list email—send it today. Drop your results below. ↑ #MRAI