*Frank LLosa Esq, Broker's Advice

Zillow does NOT have the entire MLS. You can get it on there through your broker's feed if they agree to give it to Zillow. You can also get it on there for free via postlets. The $40 is to get it featured higher in the results.

Man, that is a hour long conversation.What I can say is don't forget about 1) Hassle factor of renting2) tax consequences, as your tax person if you have profit in the property.3) Don't try and time the market4) most rent won't cover your mortgage

My guess would be in 3 or 4 weeks. I know it is NOT instant, and expect only a small adjustment, if any.

Depends if you listed your home directly onto Zillow or if it is on the MLS and was feed into Zillow. If you listed it, follow Jim's advice. If your agent listed it, contact them. If it was listed on the MLS, contact your agent or flat fee service provider.ALso search for your address or MLS# on google and look to see if they all have the same error. If yes, then it is NOT a Zillow issue.Frank

Yes but keep in mind that Zillow is NOT showing ALL homes on the MLS (most areas), so you might also try a local Realtor's site. Almost every site offers alerts like this.

Also try a different browser

I think you mean that Google Streetview tried to photograph your home. Zillow simply embeds what Google feeds to them. You CAN go to Google Street view and request that home be removed. As for suing them, you can Google it, I dont believe people have been successful.Frank

Always trust NAR. Rinse and Repeat

Oh ok, my bad. I thought maybe the Owner's portion could be reissued, but I guess maybe it is only for the Lender's portion. Good catch!

David, the person asked "If I pay cash" so there are no loan fees.