The numbers are worked examples to show the shape of the leak, not results. Your own numbers come from your calendar and your phone log on the setup call.
Listing inquiries during showings
The buyer who texted 3 agents
Example: An agent in 4 showings on a Sunday misses most of that day's inquiries. The buyers do not wait; they book with whoever answered.
Foreman: Foreman answers in under a minute with the listing details you allow, books the showing from your calendar, and writes the lead into Follow Up Boss, kvCORE or Lofty.
Follow-up that stops at week 2
The buyer who was 3 months out
Example: Most leads are not ready for 60 to 90 days, and most follow-up stops after 2 texts.
Foreman: Foreman follows up on your schedule for as long as the lead wants, with real listings in their criteria, and tells you the week they warm up.
Open house leads
The sign-in sheet nobody called
Example: 20 names on a Sunday sheet, 2 phone calls on Monday, and the rest go cold.
Foreman: Foreman texts every sign-in the same evening with the packet and a second-look slot, and hands you the ones who reply.
Rental and management inquiries
The 40 texts about the same unit
Example: A property manager with 3 vacancies answers the same 4 questions 40 times a week.
Foreman: Foreman answers availability, price, pets and move-in, books the showing and sends the application. Maintenance requests go to the right person with a ticket.