Real Estate Listing Description – Real estate listing prompt for ChatGPT and Claude
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Claude Opus 5.5
This prompt writes a full listing kit. Paste your property facts, neighborhood notes, MLS rules and style; you get MLS and agent remarks, headlines, social posts, an agent email, a flyer and a fair housing check.
What you get
- MLS public remarks within your character limit, with the count, and agent remarks kept separate
- Three headlines, social posts for three networks and an email to buyers' agents
- Open house flyer copy with the key facts on one line
- A fair housing and accuracy check of every risky line, with the rule it relied on and the fix
How to use it
- 1Paste your notes as written
Include the neighborhood notes exactly as you wrote them, even lines you are unsure of. The check can only flag what it sees.
- 2Confirm the count in your MLS
Fill each placeholder, then paste the public remarks into the MLS field to confirm they fit your limit.
- 3Clear the check with your broker
Go through the fair housing and accuracy table, confirm each flagged item and verify the facts it lists before you publish.
Better results
- Give the source of your square footage, such as the tax record or your own measurement. Every piece then states it.
- Paste your MLS rules word for word, including what is barred from public remarks. Both sets of remarks follow them.
- Mention anything unusual, such as unpermitted space. It is described accurately in every piece instead of being dressed up.
Questions
Can ChatGPT write real estate listing descriptions?
Yes. ChatGPT and Claude write clear MLS remarks, social posts and flyers when you give them the full property facts and your MLS rules. You stay responsible for every claim, so check the facts, square footage and wording before you publish.
What words should you avoid in a real estate listing?
Words that describe who should live in the home rather than the home itself. The Fair Housing Act bars ads that show a preference based on race, color, religion, sex, disability, familial status or national origin, so "perfect for young families" or naming a church can be a problem.
How long should an MLS listing description be?
As long as your MLS allows and no longer than the facts need. Each MLS sets its own character limit for public remarks, so check yours and count spaces. Put the features buyers ask about first, and keep contact details and showing instructions out.
Can AI check a listing for fair housing issues?
It can flag likely problems, such as lines that describe who should live in a home, and suggest a fix. It cannot give legal advice or know every state and local rule, so have your broker or MLS confirm anything it flags.
Updated 8 Nov 2026




















