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Write a fair-housing-safe property listing description

MLS remarks and a longer website description that sell the home's features without discriminatory or risky wording.

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The prompt

Write a property listing description for me. Property basics: [TYPE, BEDS, BATHS, SQ FT, LOT, YEAR BUILT] Standout features: [UPGRADES, LAYOUT, VIEWS, OUTDOOR SPACE, SYSTEMS - with years, e.g. "roof 2021"] Location facts: [DISTANCES TO TRANSIT, PARKS, SHOPPING - facts only] Known limitations I must not hide: [e.g. busy street, HOA restrictions, needs updating] MLS character limit for public remarks: [e.g. 1,000] Brokerage or MLS wording rules: [ANY RULES - or "none"] Rules: - Describe the property, not the people who should live there. No words that signal a preferred buyer by race, religion, sex, familial status, disability, national origin, or other protected class (avoid "perfect for young families", "exclusive neighborhood", "walking distance to church", "bachelor pad"). - Name schools and amenities only as facts; do not rate neighborhoods or describe who lives there. - No claims I have not given you (square footage, permits, "new" systems). Mark gaps as [CONFIRM]. - No puffery that could read as a misrepresentation ("flawless", "no issues"). - Lead with the single strongest feature; keep sentences concrete. Return: 1. MLS public remarks within the character limit (state the count). 2. A 200-250 word website and portal description. 3. Five feature bullets for flyers. 4. A list of any phrases you avoided or that I should double-check with my broker for fair-housing or MLS compliance.

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What to fill in

  • TYPE, BEDS, BATHS, SQ FT, LOT, YEAR BUILT
  • DISTANCES TO TRANSIT, PARKS, SHOPPING - facts only
  • e.g. busy street, HOA restrictions, needs updating
  • e.g. 1,000
  • ANY RULES - or "none"
  • CONFIRM

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