Yesterday we hosted our REsimpli Mastermind session with Tyler Scott—wholesaler, active investor, and lead on REsimpli’s AI efforts. Tyler ran an open Q&A focused on practical AI issues, voice/SMS behavior, lead management, drip automations, and cold-calling operations. Below is a recap of the major topics discussed.
Topic: A2P Compliance & REsimpli Websites
Challenge: New users hitting A2P compliance roadblocks (no website, missing setup, or lack of LLC) and confusion about how to set up seller/buyer websites.
Advice:
Reach out to Support / your account manager (Tyler recommended using the Join Zoom Call in the Help Desk for live assistance).
REsimpli provides two free sites (seller + buyer). You can Manage Site -> Dashboard -> Content and track visitors. Additional sites are available as an add-on if you need multiple hyper-local domains.
Use one seller site to start; add a buyer site when you have a deal to list. Tyler is building an AI agent to auto-generate buyer-site descriptions soon.
Key Insight:
Get support involved early—A2P and DNS setup are common first hurdles, but REsimpli’s site templates make it fast once configured.
Topic: Conversational SMS AI — Current Issues & Fixes
Challenge: Users reported the SMS conversational AI losing conversation context and sometimes replying after the seller texts “stop” (a compliance risk).
Advice:
Submit tickets via Help Desk live chat so developers can reproduce and patch bugs. Tyler confirmed fixes are being prioritized; expanding conversation memory (to include full conversation history) and patching the stop-compliance issue are imminent.
Expect updates in the next day or two; keep reporting edge cases (odd phrasing, compliance triggers).
Key Insight:
The conversational agent is evolving quickly—user tickets directly influence priority fixes.
Challenge: Outbound voice agents sometimes start speaking before the human says “hello,” or otherwise sound too “robotic.” Some sellers detect it’s AI and hang up.
Advice:
The team will add/adjust delays so the agent waits for the human’s greeting and avoid colliding with “hello.”
New voice models are coming with natural pauses, “ums,” and better tonality to reduce detection. Tyler emphasized they’re tuning tonality based on calls where sellers identified AI.
You can provide examples of calls where the seller identified AI to speed improvements.
Key Insight:
Small cadence and tonality tweaks have outsized impact on realism—those are the focus of the next voice releases.
Topic: Autonomous AI / 6.0 Lead Manager Dashboard
Challenge: Users want visibility and control over what AI is doing (what it did, what it’s about to do, and the ability to pause).
Advice:
6.0 + Autonomous (Gen 2) features include a lead manager dashboard showing upcoming AI actions, call/SMS metrics, completed actions, and human escalation queues.
Dashboard will allow bulk selecting leads to pause AI, bulk-assign AI across campaigns, and preview what AI will do before it runs.
Autonomous will orchestrate multiple agents (voice, SMS, follow-up) and take actions for you (e.g., call a seller in 6 months rather than just setting a task).
Key Insight:
The lead manager dashboard + autonomous AI will give transparency and granular control—key to trusting AI to manage pipelines.
Topic: Bulk Calling, Phone Number Limits & Campaign Strategy
Challenge: Concerns about triggering spam filters and how many calls/texts a single number should send per day.
Advice:
Safe operational guidance: plan phone-number usage so you don’t overuse a single number. Tyler said internal guidance is ~100–150/day per number, but REsimpli will limit default behavior to ~75 per number/day (campaign-based).
Best practice: use multiple campaigns/numbers and distribute leads across them. Once bulk-call features exist, bulk-select leads and AI will call in order of lead score, coming from many numbers to increase throughput without hitting caps.
Key Insight:
Scale volume by distributing across campaigns/numbers; the upcoming dashboard + bulk tools will make this manageable.
Topic: Drip Campaigns, Status Automations & Workflows
Challenge: Drips automatically stop when a seller responds, and users can’t currently auto-switch the lead into a new intent-driven drip.
Advice:
Use Status Automations to link pipeline stages to specific drip campaigns (e.g., move to Warm Lead -> start quarterly drip). Drag-and-drop stage changes can auto-activate the appropriate drip.
Current limitation: when a lead replies it turns the drip off; you must manually review and move the lead into the appropriate new stage/drip. This will change with Autonomous/6.0 which will infer intent and auto-assign drips.
To mark a deal closed: open the lead and click Sold to move it to the Sold bucket (contracts and history stay attached).
Key Insight:
Status automations are powerful for reducing manual work today; Autonomous will move this to intent-based automation soon.
Topic: SMS Tone & Appointment Handling
Challenge: Some users felt SMS is too casual or uses odd punctuation/formatting.
Advice:
New SMS settings will let you choose tone (formal vs casual) and preview messages before sending.
Appointment setting will let you choose who receives the appointment tag and where leads are escalated (rather than always tagging the owner).
Key Insight:
Personalization options for tone and escalation improve seller experience and internal workflows.
Topic: Mobile App & Call Recording Sync Issues
Challenge: A few users reported the mobile app not syncing updated call recordings or showing stale messages.
Advice:
Submit tickets and share device/account details. Tyler offered to escalate mobile-specific tickets to the mobile app developer for targeted fixes.
Key Insight:
If mobile playback looks stale, submit a ticket and escalate—developers can trace and resolve sync problems.
Topic: Cold Calling Operations & Lead Sources
Challenge: Volume of leads from cold calling can overwhelm a one-person operation; users asked about who to hire and how to treat cold-caller leads.
Advice:
Cold-calling vendors mentioned: REZ Call Center (dialer + callers + acquisition managers) and EasyButton; both supply dialers/callers and scale lead flow affordably.
For high-volume lists, bulk lists from PropStream are common. Tyler noted list-stacking limits are being increased for higher-tier accounts—confirm limits with Support.
Handling leads: if a lead’s price is unrealistic, don’t delete—move to Warm/quarterly drip. Many deals convert months or years later. Acquisition managers (or AI/autonomous) can handle follow-up if you can’t manually.
Key Insight:
Bulk dialing and leaning on acquisition managers or autonomous AI are the ways to scale follow-up without hiring a big team.
Help Desk -> Join Zoom Call (on-demand live support)
Status Automations + Drip Campaigns
Conversational SMS AI and Voice Outbound AI (voice cadence tuning, new voices)
Autonomous AI / Lead Manager dashboard (6.0)
DISPO and comping AI agents (coming)
Phone number/campaign distribution (75/day soft limit per number)
Cold-calling vendors: REZ Call Center, EasyButton
List sources: PropStream, list stacker improvements
Best Advice from the Session
Use Support and submit tickets—developer response to real-world tickets is pushing fixes quickly.
Start with clear site + A2P compliance setup (get the website and LLC details in order or use REsimpli support to provision).
Leverage Status Automations to reduce manual work now; plan to adopt Autonomous/6.0 when available for intent-driven automation and bulk voice calling.
Distribute calls/texts across numbers/campaigns to scale without triggering limits.
Recycle old leads—Tyler actively uses AI to loop through thousands of old leads, and steady follow-up converts over months and years.
Give feedback and sample calls where sellers detect AI (these are high-value for improving voice/tone).
If you want Tyler’s drip campaigns or need help setting up status automations, use the Help Desk live chat and request “Tyler’s drip campaigns” or ask for a Zoom support session.