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- Sharon Lewis, "Sharon Lewis"
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If the majority of listing information is inaccurate, go to the agent's broker in charge and ask them to have it corrected.
- wetdawgs
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If your house is listed for sale by an agent, all edits have to be done by the agent. If not listed for sale, you can claim your home and edit the home facts (including the description to add words for key word searches).
Instructions can be found by clicking on "help" at the bottom of the page.
Instructions can be found by clicking on "help" at the bottom of the page.
- TerriTyler
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i OWN A HOUSE THAT ALSO HAS HORSE PROPERTY - I AM JUST CURIOUS WHETHER YOUR AGENT VIEWS THIS AS A DETRIMENT OR NOT, WHEN I BOT YEARS AGO, I WAS TOLD THIS INCREASES THE VALUE OF THE PROPERTY. HAVE YOU FOUND THAT TRUE OR FALSE?
- Judy Jones, "user155357"
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Hi, hotrodhudson,
It is a challenge to answer your question specifically, when I don't know where your listing information is located. Oftentimes, there are good reasons why an agent may interpret house details differently than the client. Some of those reasons may be that the house has been added to, but the work was done without permits or licensed contractors. Other reasons may be that the agent is trying to reach as many potential buyers as possible or that the official lot size of record is inaccurate. Agents want to have the most accurate property descriptions available. After all, it is their reputation on the line too! Hope this helps you.
It is a challenge to answer your question specifically, when I don't know where your listing information is located. Oftentimes, there are good reasons why an agent may interpret house details differently than the client. Some of those reasons may be that the house has been added to, but the work was done without permits or licensed contractors. Other reasons may be that the agent is trying to reach as many potential buyers as possible or that the official lot size of record is inaccurate. Agents want to have the most accurate property descriptions available. After all, it is their reputation on the line too! Hope this helps you.
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