New agents practice the paperwork before their first deal.
Upload the forms your office uses. An AI writes the walk-through, your manager reviews it, and your agents walk it, take the quiz and answer a client's question without crossing the licensee line. Any state.
Everything inside your organization.
The buyer has a set number of days to inspect and may cancel within them.
Why: it is the buyer's one clean exit; every deadline after it counts from the effective date.
You complete: the number of days, as agreed. Never a blank.
To a client: "This is the window you have to look the house over and walk away if you need to. What to do with what the inspector finds is yours, with your attorney if you want one."
| Agent | Forms | Quiz | Client asks |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dana R. | 4 of 4 | 92% | Pass |
| Marcus T. | 2 of 4 | 80% | Not yet |
| Priya S. | 4 of 4 | 88% | Pass |
The listing agreement, learned on a client.
A new agent reads the purchase contract once in licensing school and next sees it across a table from a buyer with a question. The broker finds out which paragraph they improvised when the deal wobbles.
Upload. Review. Walk.
Upload
A PDF of a blank form, in the browser. Pages are rendered and the text layer kept so the spotlight knows where each section sits. Scanned pages are read.
We write the walk-through while you wait.
Review
Your manager downloads the panels as an editable document, edits, uploads. Nothing reaches an agent until it is published.
Walk
Agents walk with a moving spotlight and narration, take the quiz, come back to refresh it when it is time, and answer a client's question graded on accuracy, plainness and the boundary.
One form, four steps.
Walk the form, take the quiz, answer a client, pass the assessment. When it is time to refresh, the card says so.
- Walk the form. A spotlight moves section by section, in plain words.
- Take the quiz. Questions on what the form says.
- Answer a client. A client asks; your answer is graded on accuracy, plainness and the boundary.
- Pass the assessment. The card tells you when it is time to refresh.
Explain the document. Never practice law.
A licensee may complete the blanks on approved forms and explain the factual effect of a term. A licensee may not give a legal opinion, predict an outcome, advise how to hold title, draft language, or say a lawyer is not needed. The grader holds that line on every answer, and the quiz carries one boundary question per form with the route your state expects.
State by state, dated from primary sources.
Each profile carries the state's form publisher and form names, the licensee term, the deposit holder and the licensing body, with the date it was drafted. More follow sixty and one hundred twenty days after launch.
United States
Explain the English form in Spanish. Never translate it.
A Spanish edition of every walk-through, written in Spanish from the start and checked line by line before release, addressed to the agent and, in the client lines, to the client. The document the client signs stays exactly as your state publishes it; the agent explains it in the client's language.
Inspection period
The buyer has a set number of days to inspect and may cancel within them.
To a client: "You have ten days to look, and you can walk away for any reason."
Periodo de inspección
El comprador tiene un número fijo de días para inspeccionar y puede cancelar dentro de ese plazo.
Al cliente: "Tiene diez días para revisar, y puede retirarse por cualquier motivo."
What your manager acknowledges, in plain words.
10before10™ is for practice and learning and gives no legal advice or opinion. The walk-throughs are written by an AI from the forms you upload and reviewed by your organization before agents see them. Your state's rules here are a dated reference that you check against your own state's rules and your broker.
You upload only blank forms you have the right to use for training, never a document with a client's information. We record who acknowledged this, when, and which version.
Install the contract once. Every member gets it.
An association installs the contract it publishes; members get the walk-through, the quiz and the client who asks, and redo only what changed when the contract is revised. A school puts the same walk inside its course, with the exam and the gradebook return.
Install your contract once; every member gets the walk-through, the quiz and the client questions. $6 per member a year.
See Know your contracts and formsStudents walk the real form inside your course, take your exam, and the scores return to your gradebook. From $10 per enrollment.
See it in your courseIncluded with every brokerage seat.
- Know Your Forms on every form your office uploads
- The quiz, the client who asks, the Spanish edition
- The roster: who walked what, who passed, who is cleared
- Unlimited practice calls on your dialogs, every seat
- Two of your forms walked, quizzed and asked about
- Your manager reviews every stop in an editable document before an agent sees it
- The roster open on both calls
- Then you decide; nothing is billed until you do
The same client question, before and after the walk.
An agent's first "a client asks" answer, kept with their consent, beside the same question after the walk and the quiz. The two clips here are a demonstration by the founders; the first consented recordings from the pilot replace them.
Two brokers who practiced two hours a day.
10before10 is daily AI role play for real estate agents who prospect by phone: a seller who sounds real, a scorecard after every call, and a 52-week plan built on the 3 P's to productivity success.
We froze on the phone too. Then we practiced: two hours a day, six days a week, for years, and ran role-play groups by hand for agents who wanted the same.
10before10™ is that habit: ten minutes before ten, or any hour you choose, with no scheduling, no favor owed and no embarrassment. You make the call, the card names one thing to fix, and tomorrow's drill comes from it.
Grant and Gia Freer are licensed Florida real estate brokers; the method your feedback card applies is written by people and published in full.
The AI writes the walk and plays the client. Your manager publishes every stop, and the AI never decides anything about an agent.
A practice partner at 7:30. Your card before the first real call. Read the method · How AI is used here
Two forms. Fourteen days. Your office.
Upload the forms your agents learn on a client today. We write the walk, your manager reviews it, and your agents walk it before the pilot ends.
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