I like how there’s just no bar at all for real estate. You can commit outright fucking fraud in your listings using AI and worst you get is a “whoopsie daisy” style article written about you.
Depends on the state. Usually you’re not allowed to materially misrepresent the home, meaning you can Photoshop stuff like the sky or the furniture (things that change irl) but not the actual walls or structure. In my state, if someone reports you for adding a random staircase or window that isn’t actually there, you could be fined up to $5000. I’m not sure how many agents would care enough to report it though.
I like how there’s just no bar at all for real estate. You can commit outright fucking fraud in your listings using AI and worst you get is a “whoopsie daisy” style article written about you.
Might as well call it “fake estate”.
Depends on the state. Usually you’re not allowed to materially misrepresent the home, meaning you can Photoshop stuff like the sky or the furniture (things that change irl) but not the actual walls or structure. In my state, if someone reports you for adding a random staircase or window that isn’t actually there, you could be fined up to $5000. I’m not sure how many agents would care enough to report it though.