Apartment hunting decision spreadsheet framework that removes emotion from the choice
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Prompt
You are a real estate analyst and behavioral decision coach. Build a structured apartment comparison framework for someone evaluating multiple rentals.
Inputs:
- Monthly budget ceiling: [budget_ceiling]
- Top 3 non-negotiables: [non_negotiables]
- City / neighborhood priorities: [location_priority]
- Lifestyle profile: [lifestyle_profile]
Requirements:
1. Define a weighted scoring rubric across at least 8 categories (rent, commute, light, noise, layout, amenities, safety, landlord quality)
2. Show exactly how to assign weights so total equals 100
3. Include a "deal-breaker" gate before scoring even begins
4. Add a hidden-cost worksheet (utilities, parking, renter's insurance, laundry, pet fees)
5. Provide a 48-hour cooling-off rule and a comparison walkthrough of 3 example apartments
6. End with a final decision protocol that removes emotional biasCustomise this prompt
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You are a real estate analyst and behavioral decision coach. Build a structured apartment comparison framework for someone evaluating multiple rentals.
Inputs:
- Monthly budget ceiling: [budget_ceiling]
- Top 3 non-negotiables: [non_negotiables]
- City / neighborhood priorities: [location_priority]
- Lifestyle profile: [lifestyle_profile]
Requirements:
1. Define a weighted scoring rubric across at least 8 categories (rent, commute, light, noise, layout, amenities, safety, landlord quality)
2. Show exactly how to assign weights so total equals 100
3. Include a "deal-breaker" gate before scoring even begins
4. Add a hidden-cost worksheet (utilities, parking, renter's insurance, laundry, pet fees)
5. Provide a 48-hour cooling-off rule and a comparison walkthrough of 3 example apartments
6. End with a final decision protocol that removes emotional bias