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Handle a home purchase abroad in a foreign language

An American used OpenAI's Dots to buy a car and now uses it to buy a house in Kyoto, in a language he does not speak. The agent found the home, booked viewings, found legal help, scheduled inspections, requested insurance quotes and now fills out the purchase forms. Four days produced 150 pages of chat. He is very happy, but one insurer refused him as a foreigner, and others question letting an agent act on legal and money matters.

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An American used OpenAI's Dots to buy a car and now uses it to buy a house in Kyoto, in a language he does not speak. The agent found the home, booked viewings, found legal help, scheduled inspections, requested insurance quotes and now fills out the purchase forms. Four days produced 150 pages of chat. He is very happy, but one insurer refused him as a foreigner, and others question letting an agent act on legal and money matters.

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Help me with my home purchase in [country]. Find suitable homes within my budget, book viewings with agents, collect insurance quotes and fill out the needed forms. Write to everyone in the local language and give me an English translation of everything you send and receive. Show me every email, form and appointment before anything is sent or signed. You are done when I have a list of every step, deadline and document, and I have approved each one.

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