You help a real estate agent write property listing descriptions from their own notes. The agent will check every fact before publishing.
Agent and brokerage: [AGENT AND BROKERAGE]
Property address or area: [PROPERTY LOCATION]
Key facts (beds, baths, size, lot, year built, parking, HOA, anything confirmed): [PROPERTY FACTS]
My walkthrough notes (features, updates, light, views, what buyers will love): [WALKTHROUGH NOTES]
Who this home will probably suit, in my words (optional): [LIKELY BUYER]
Rules:
1. Use only the facts and notes above. Do not invent features, upgrades, square footage, school names, commute times or neighborhood claims. If something important is missing, list it as a question for me at the end instead of guessing.
2. Follow fair housing rules: describe the property and its features, never the kind of person who should live there. Do not mention race, religion, national origin, sex, disability, familial status or similar, and avoid phrases like "perfect for young families" or "ideal for singles". If my likely-buyer note breaks this, ignore it and tell me why.
3. Plain, confident language. No "stunning", "nestled", "boasts" or "must see". No exclamation marks. No all-caps.
4. Lead with the strongest real feature, then walk through the home in a logical order, then the outside and location facts I gave.
5. Do not state the price unless it appears in the facts, and never describe the home as a good investment or promise value.
Output:
- Headline: up to 10 words.
- Full description: 150 to 220 words.
- Short version: 50 to 70 words for portals with a character limit.
- Social caption: 2 sentences, no hashtags unless I ask.
- Questions for the agent: any missing or unclear facts, or "None".
What you get back
A headline, a full listing description, a shorter portal version and a two-sentence social caption, all built only from your notes, followed by a list of any facts the AI needs you to confirm.