
Claude Business Skills — Real Estate
Installable real-estate skill domain: lease abstracts, rent rolls, listings, due diligence.
About
A 601-skill business library for Claude Code installable one domain at a time; the real-estate domain ships five skills — lease-abstract, offer-comparison, property-due-diligence, property-listing-brief, and rent-roll-review — each a single SKILL.md following the Agent Skills open standard, installable with one command for Claude Code, Cursor, Gemini CLI, or Codex. The repo has 2 GitHub stars and is MIT licensed, created in September 2026. Regulated-domain skills carry guardrails (drafts are for qualified human review, no invented numbers, gaps stated rather than filled). Honest limitation: this is a very broad, very new collection, and quality across 601 skills will vary — treat the real-estate skills as solid starting templates to adapt, not finished products.
What it can do
- Lease abstract generation
- Rent roll review
- Offer comparison
- Property due-diligence checklists
- Listing briefs
- 48 installable domains beyond real estate
Setup
git clone https://github.com/SYasJ/claude-business-skills.git
cd claude-business-skills
python3 scripts/install.py --tool claude --domain real-estate
(Add --dry-run first to preview. Supports claude, cursor, gemini, codex, windsurf, opencode, and generic agents.)
Prerequisites
Python 3; Claude Code, Cursor, or another Agent Skills-compatible tool.
Use cases
Works with
Trust score — 5/10
Scored 5/10 (metrics tier, metrics-v1). Evidence: Live GitHub repo page read: 2 stars, MIT license, created September 2026; real-estate domain install command verified verbatim (python3 scripts/install.py --tool claude --domain real-estate).; Scored lower because it is a 601-skill mega-collection — the real-estate domain is a slice, and quality across the library will vary; entry frames this honestly.; Passes the letter of the vetting bar (stars > 0, licensed, concrete install) but flagged as template-grade, not a finished product..
★ 2 GitHub stars
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