Writing Real Estate Listing Descriptions with AI Quiz

Answers and explanations appear as you take the quiz.

1. Where should showing instructions intended only for other agents normally go?
   • Public remarks
   • Private or agent-only remarks
   • The property's social media caption
   • The photo captions
2. An AI draft adds 'granite countertops' that the home does not have. Which failure is this?
   • Puffery
   • Fabrication
   • Syndication
   • Character overflow
3. Which rewrite best fixes 'ideal for students' in a condo listing?
   • Ideal for young professionals
   • Perfect for anyone
   • Two blocks from campus
   • Great for a quiet retiree
4. Why should an agent not trust the model's own claim that a draft is under the character limit?
   • MLS limits change hourly
   • Language models count characters poorly
   • Characters are not counted in MLS systems
   • Models always write exactly the limit
5. What is the purpose of asking the model to list every factual claim in its draft?
   • To make the description longer
   • To match each claim to the fact sheet and remove unsupported ones
   • To generate hashtags
   • To translate the listing
6. Which item is commonly banned from MLS public remarks?
   • Number of bedrooms
   • Year built
   • The agent's phone number or website
   • Lot size
7. Is a listing tool's built-in AI automatically compliant with MLS and fair housing rules?
   • Yes, platform tools are certified compliant
   • Yes, if the tool is paid
   • No, filters cannot know the property's facts and the agent must still review
   • No, platform tools are banned by MLSs
8. Why does the guide suggest saving the fact sheet with the listing file?
   • MLSs require it to be uploaded publicly
   • So the source of each claim can be shown if a buyer questions it later
   • To train the MLS's AI
   • To avoid paying listing fees