MLS Remarks Without Risky Claims — Property Copy Prompt for Listing Agents

MLS public remarks need to sound inviting while staying factual and within the field limit. This prompt creates one concise property-description paragraph from verified facts you supply, counts its characters against your MLS cap, and adds a short factual and policy review trail. Its distinctive approach is a single MLS public-remarks paragraph with fact and fair-housing-aware checks — it describes the dwelling and factual amenities, never the 'ideal' resident or a protected-class proxy, and invents no ratings, fees, views, or features — not a social-media bundle. No rankings, sales, career, productivity, or engagement result is promised. What's included: a reusable prompt, an MLS input checklist, sample outputs, and edge-case dry runs, including the source prompt text, clearly labeled sample outputs, and a human-review step. This is a text-based digital product; no AI subscription, external account, or files are supplied with it — you use an AI chat tool of your choice. How it works: (1) Paste only verified property facts and the MLS field limit. (2) Run the prompt to draft a paragraph and check the count. (3) Verify the count, statements, disclosures, and local advertising rules before publishing. Made for residential listing agents writing MLS public remarks who need to fit accurate property facts into a strict remarks field while avoiding buyer-profile language, and designed to be usable from copied inputs without specialist prompt-writing knowledge. FAQ: Does this guarantee Fair Housing compliance? No — it avoids common buyer-preference language; a qualified reviewer must check local requirements. Can it use nearby school ratings? Only verified facts you provide, with jurisdiction-appropriate review; it will not invent ratings. What if the limit is missing? It provides a compact draft and marks the cap as unknown. Examples use fictional/sample scenarios. Outputs depend on the input and model, and must be reviewed before use. No live platform integration, automated submission, or independent outcome validation is included.