Meet Hank
Hank is the AI transaction assistant Homestead & Co agents work with. He works for one brokerage per market. If he just sent you paperwork on a deal, you have already seen him work.
What you just saw
If Hank emailed you, this is what was going on behind it.
No waiting on someone to remember to send it. When our client signs, the executed copy is on its way to you.
Every email carries the next deadline, so neither side has to dig through the contract to find it.
Hitting reply goes straight to the agent. Hank keeps the agent in the loop; he never stands between you.
The email itself
Not a screenshot of a dashboard — the email an agent on the other side of one of our deals actually receives, the first time Hank writes to them.
Hi Mike,
I’m Hank, Sarah Jones’s AI transaction assistant at Homestead & Co. I’ll send you documents for 123 Oak St as soon as they’re ready, so you’re never waiting on paperwork.
Questions? Just hit reply and it goes straight to Sarah.
He says he is AI in the first sentence. Nobody is tricked into thinking they are writing to a person, and the reply still lands with Sarah.
The next date is on every email. Neither agent has to open the contract to find it.
Nothing in it is selling you anything. Hank’s email is transaction work — no pitch, no links. You are here because a person sent you here, and that is deliberate.
What he does for our agents
Hank works inside the Homestead agent portal, so he starts from the contract, the dates and the documents that are already there.
Text or email him and ask when a deal closes or what is still outstanding. He answers from your records in the portal, and only yours.
Forward a signed PDF or a photo of a document and he puts it on the right deal. If he cannot tell which deal, he asks rather than guesses.
Amendments and the other forms a deal needs along the way, filled in from the contract and staged for you. Nothing goes out on his word alone. You review it, then you send it.
To the other agent, the title company or the lender, once you confirm.
When something is beyond him, he says so and puts it in front of someone on our team instead of making something up.
How he works
The questions every agent asks about an AI touching their transactions, answered before you have to ask them.
Every document and every message is staged for the agent and waits there. Nothing reaches a client, a co-op agent or a title company until a licensed person confirms it.
He answers from your records, fenced to you and your brokerage. He is not reading the office’s mail to answer your question.
He introduces himself as AI, signs as AI, and carries the brokerage license number and office address on every email. No one is misled about who wrote it.
When a document does not match a deal, or a request is beyond him, he says so and hands it to a person. A wrong answer delivered confidently is the one thing we will not ship.
Straight answer
Everything above is live today. Here is the other half, because you are going to find out anyway.
The catch
Hank is an advantage, and an advantage everyone has is not one. So he works for a single brokerage in any given market. In the Oklahoma City metro, that brokerage is us.
If you sell in the OKC metro
Edmond, Oklahoma City, Norman, Moore, Yukon, Mustang, Piedmont, Deer Creek, Nichols Hills, Midwest City — Hank already works for Homestead & Co agents in your market, and he is not going to work for two brokerages in the same one. The way to get him is to hang your license here.
If you sell anywhere else
Outside our market we will license Hank and the platform he runs on, and we will hold your market the way we hold ours: one brokerage, not the shop down the street from you. Tell us where you sell and we will tell you straight whether your market is open.
Learn more
One answer decides the conversation: inside our market it is a career conversation, outside it is a licensing one. Either way a person reads this, not Hank.
Get started
Tell us where you sell. We will tell you straight whether the answer is a job or a license.