A real estate CRM should do one thing well: help you stay organized and responsive without turning your business into chaos. At Real Estate Two70, RealGeeks is the platform we use for lead capture, IDX home search, and client relationship management.

This page explains what RealGeeks is used for at Two70, what we expect from agents, and what the platform does not do.
RealGeeks is our CRM + IDX website system. It captures and organizes inquiries, tracks home search activity, and supports consistent follow-up. Used correctly, it gives you a clear view of who is active, what they care about, and where they are in the decision process.
At Two70, the goal is not “more leads at any cost.” The goal is clean follow-up, accurate context, and better client guidance.
Brokerages standardize tools for the same reason builders standardize plans: consistency reduces errors. When everyone uses the same core system, it’s easier to:
RealGeeks captures inquiries from the website and routes them into the CRM. The CRM becomes the central record of the relationship: contact info, notes, conversations, and status.
IDX search activity is not “noise” when it’s viewed correctly. It can show:
Used with discretion, this helps you guide a client without pressuring them. It’s a way to bring relevance into the conversation.
Most lost business isn’t lost to a competitor—it’s lost to drift. RealGeeks supports structured follow-up so clients don’t fall through the cracks when they’re not ready today.
The standard isn’t “spam.” The standard is: thoughtful touchpoints that match the client’s pace.
A CRM is only useful if it helps you decide who needs attention. RealGeeks allows you to segment by stage, urgency, and behavior so you can prioritize:
RealGeeks is the front end of the client relationship. It supports the period from “first inquiry” through “ready to write.”
Once a client goes under contract, the transaction is managed through our transaction and compliance system. In other words:
This separation is intentional. CRMs are not compliance systems.
RealGeeks is a tool—not a strategy. It does not:
To keep the system clean and useful, agents are expected to:
If the CRM becomes cluttered or neglected, it stops being a tool and becomes a liability.
RealGeeks is the standard CRM and website lead system at Real Estate Two70. Agents are expected to use it as the primary system for lead tracking and follow-up so the brokerage can support consistent operations.
It replaces personal systems that function as your primary CRM. You can still keep personal notes and planning systems, but the brokerage standard is that lead and client relationship records live in RealGeeks.
RealGeeks manages relationships and pre-contract communication. Transaction management handles contracts, deadlines, documents, compliance, and broker review once under contract. They are different tools for different stages.
Speed matters, but so does relevance. The standard is prompt, professional response aligned with intent—then structured follow-up if the person isn’t ready yet.
Yes. It can track seller inquiries, conversations, listing prep timelines, and follow-up. The principle is the same: keep the relationship organized and documented.
Letting it become a dump instead of a system. If contacts aren’t tagged, notes aren’t updated, and next steps aren’t tracked, the CRM becomes clutter—and opportunities disappear quietly.