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Write the listing description with AI, for real estate agents
Writing listing descriptions pulls you away from buyers and open houses. Hand AI the room notes and photos, and let it draft the text for your review.
What to gather first
- Your handwritten walk-through notes
- Three photos of the property
- Two listings you wrote before
- The seller's list of updates
Which app
For this one, a plain AI chat window is enough. Open the chat, paste what you gathered, and type the message below.
How to do it
- Paste your past work. Open a chat and paste two listing descriptions you wrote and liked. Tell AI to read them for tone and style. This shows AI how you sound.
- Drop in the details. Add your walk-through notes, the seller's updates, and key photos. AI reads the facts and looks at the finishes. It pulls out room sizes, materials, and street details.
- Ask for the draft. Send the instructions. AI sorts the facts and writes a short opening, room highlights, and an invite to view. It keeps your style and leaves out fluff.
- Review and polish. Read the draft against your own notes. Fix any mislabeled rooms or wrong parking details. Copy the clean draft into your listing portal.
What to type first
Here are my notes, photos, and updates for a new property, plus two old listings I wrote. Draft a listing description in my tone. Group it into a strong headline, a short opening paragraph, and bullet points for key features. Do not invent details not in my notes. Do not publish or send anything.
Change the words to match your business. AI follows what you say, so say what done looks like.
Before you trust it
- Verify the bedroom count, bath count, and parking spots match the tax records.
- Make sure every claimed update came from the seller, not from thin air.
- Read the text aloud to confirm it sounds like your voice.
Try asking AI to trim the final draft into short captions for social posts.
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