Agent Tools & Systems at Real Estate Two70
Good real estate systems don’t replace good agents—they remove friction so agents can focus on judgment, client guidance, and risk management.
This page provides an overview of the core tools Real Estate Two70 supplies to its agents. Each system is chosen for a specific purpose: compliance, communication, lead management, and consistent presentation.
Why Tools Matter at the Brokerage Level
At the brokerage level, tools aren’t about features—they’re about outcomes:
- Reducing administrative drag so agents can focus on clients
- Maintaining clean compliance and audit trails
- Supporting consistent client experience across agents
- Allowing agents to scale without losing control
Real Estate Two70 intentionally limits the tool stack. Every platform we provide serves a clear role and integrates into the overall transaction lifecycle.
The Core Systems We Provide
Brokermint — Transaction & Compliance Management
Brokermint is the backbone of our transaction management and compliance process. It handles file organization, document tracking, task timelines, and audit readiness.
For agents, this means fewer loose ends, clearer expectations, and less risk of missed requirements. For clients, it means cleaner transactions and fewer last-minute surprises.
Learn how Two70 uses Brokermint
RealGeeks — CRM, IDX, & Lead Infrastructure
RealGeeks provides the core CRM and website infrastructure used by Real Estate Two70. It supports lead capture, follow-up workflows, IDX search behavior tracking, and long-term client relationship management.
The focus is not volume for volume’s sake—but organized follow-up and visibility into client activity so agents can respond with relevance rather than guesswork.
See how RealGeeks fits into the Two70 system
Google Workspace — Communication & File Collaboration
Google Workspace is the shared communication and collaboration layer for the brokerage. Email, calendars, shared drives, and document collaboration all live in one controlled environment.
This creates continuity across agents, staff, and transactions while maintaining security, version control, and professional presentation.
Understand Google Workspace at Two70
Canva — Brand-Aligned Marketing & Presentation
Canva is used for agent marketing materials, listing graphics, and internal presentations. Templates are structured to protect brand consistency while still allowing agent-level customization.
The goal is speed and clarity—not design complexity. Agents can produce clean, professional materials without reinventing layouts or risking brand drift.
How Canva is used at Real Estate Two70
How These Tools Work Together
These systems are intentionally layered:
- RealGeeks manages leads, relationships, and search behavior
- Google Workspace supports communication and collaboration
- Brokermint manages contracts, tasks, and compliance
- Canva supports consistent outward presentation
No single tool does everything—and it shouldn’t. The value comes from each system doing one job well, with clear handoffs as a client moves from first contact to closed transaction.
Who These Tools Are Designed For
These systems are designed for agents who:
- Value structure and clarity over improvisation
- Want protection against compliance mistakes
- Prefer systems that scale with experience
- Care about client experience consistency
Tools don’t replace skill—but they support it. The intent at Real Estate Two70 is to remove friction, not add complexity.
Next: Tool-Specific Deep Dives
Each of these platforms has its own dedicated page explaining:
- What the tool does
- How Two70 uses it specifically
- What agents are expected to use it for
- What it does not do
You can explore them individually when ready:
Agent Tools FAQs
Are these tools required for all agents?
Yes. These systems support brokerage-wide consistency, compliance, and client experience. They are part of how Real Estate Two70 operates as an organization.
Do these tools replace personal systems agents already use?
They replace systems that affect compliance, communication, and client experience. Agents may still use personal tools for notes or planning, but brokerage systems govern official transaction and client records.
Is training provided?
Yes. Each tool has onboarding guidance and expectations. The goal is clarity—not trial-and-error.
Why not allow agents to choose their own platforms?
Consistency protects agents and clients. Standardized systems reduce errors, improve support, and make collaboration possible at scale.
Are these tools included with the brokerage?
Yes. These platforms are provided as part of operating within Real Estate Two70. Specific usage expectations are outlined during onboarding.