Offers, reports and deals, built with Codex
The author uses Codex for tools his team uses every day in the real estate business. Everything is hosted on Vercel with Supabase.
Done with CodexAdvanced
This is a public report, not advice from Skatteetaten, NAV, Altinn or an accountant. Check figures, deadlines and decisions against the original.
What was done
On 23 February 2026 the author writes in r/AiForSmallBusiness that he has been in real estate for 9 years. He is licensed, owns 20+ rental units, does wholesale and flips a few properties a year. He uses Codex for tools the team uses daily. One works out an offer price on the phone. One builds an analysis report with photos from a visit. One tracks deals under contract. Everything is hosted on Vercel with Supabase. He describes a problem, builds with Codex, tests and rolls it out to the team. He leans toward keeping building and learning as he goes. He writes that he sometimes does not fully understand what Codex generates.
How it went
The team uses the tools daily. The post does not say that an offer was sent, or that a deal was closed.
Worth knowing
He writes that he sometimes does not understand what Codex generates. The post does not show a finished price or a closed deal. Check the original.
How to do it
- Describe the tool the team should use. Ask Codex for a draft, and do not let it invent figures.
- Test the draft against a case you know. Read what you do not understand before the team gets it.
- Do not deploy to Vercel, and do not send an offer, until you say yes.
Try it with Codex
Build a draft of [tool] for [team], with the [fields] I describe. Do not invent figures. Do not deploy, and do not send an offer, until I say yes.
Replace text in brackets with your own.
Done when. You have read the draft, and it has not been deployed or sent unless you said yes.
Safety rule. Nothing is deployed, and no offer is sent, until you say yes.
Read the original
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