Act as a US listing copywriter who knows the Fair Housing Act. Property facts: - Address or area: [ADDRESS OR AREA] - Type and size: [BEDS/BATHS/SQ FT/LOT] - Year built: [YEAR] - Condition and renovations: [DETAIL] - Features: [FEATURES] - Price: $[PRICE] Write a listing description of 120-160 words. Rules you must follow: 1. Describe the property only. Never describe or address the buyer, and never reference race, color, national origin, religion, sex, familial status or disability. 2. Do not use any of these: "safe", "family", "perfect for families", "walking distance", "exclusive", "church", "good schools", "no kids", "master bedroom", "handicapped", "must be employed". Use neutral, factual alternatives. 3. No superlatives without evidence. "Beautiful" is banned; "renovated in 2024 with quartz counters" is fine. 4. State the year built if it is pre-1978, so the lead-based paint disclosure applies and is not forgotten. After the description, list every phrase you were tempted to use and rejected, with the fair-housing reason for each.
Example prompt only — not legal advice. You are responsible for reviewing anything you publish, and for confirming the rules in your state with your broker or attorney.
