Core listing engine
Facts to full listing
Write an MLS listing description for a [property type] with [beds] beds, [baths] baths, [sqft] sqft on a [lot size] lot in [neighborhood/city]. Key highlights: [feature 1], [feature 2], [feature 3]. Neighborhood perks: [schools/parks/transit/dining]. Tone: [warm and inviting]. Keep it to [180] words, lead with the single strongest selling point, end with a clear call to action to book a showing, and describe only the property, never the type of buyer.
It turns raw fields into a finished, ready-to-paste listing while forcing the strongest feature up top where scanning buyers actually look.
Three tones, one pick
Using these details - [beds] beds, [baths] baths, [sqft] sqft, [neighborhood], highlights: [feature 1], [feature 2], [feature 3] - write the SAME listing three ways so I can choose: version A warm and homey, version B upscale and polished, version C short and punchy. Label each version and keep each under [150] words.
One prompt gives the agent three ready options to match the buyer and the price point instead of settling for a single guess.
Fair Housing safe-pass
Rewrite this draft listing to be fully Fair Housing compliant: [paste draft]. Remove any language that describes or targets a type of person or protected class (family, kids, singles, religion, race, age, disability, 'perfect for', 'ideal for', 'safe neighborhood', 'walking distance' if mobility-sensitive). Describe only the home and its features, keep the meaning and the flow, and list every change you made so I can verify.
It catches the exclusionary phrases that trigger Fair Housing complaints and documents each fix so the agent stays legally protected.
By property type
Single-family and starter home
Write a listing for a [single-family / starter] home: [beds] beds, [baths] baths, [sqft] sqft, [year built], [neighborhood]. Highlights: [yard, garage, updates, layout]. Emphasize [value, move-in-ready condition, and outdoor space], describe the property only, and close with a showing call to action. Keep it around [175] words in a [friendly, down-to-earth] tone.
Starter and family homes sell on value and practicality, so the prompt steers the copy toward space, condition, and upgrades buyers care about.
Condo and rental
Write a listing for a [condo for sale / rental unit]: [beds] beds, [baths] baths, [sqft] sqft in [building/area]. Highlights: [amenities, HOA perks, in-unit laundry, parking, views]. For a rental, include [monthly rent], [available date], and [lease terms]; for a condo, note [HOA fee] and [what it covers]. Focus on lifestyle and low-maintenance living, keep it under [160] words, and describe the unit only, not the resident.
Condos and rentals win on amenities and convenience, and it slots in the rent, HOA, and terms buyers and tenants always ask about first.
Luxury and land
Write a listing for a [luxury home / parcel of land]: [sqft or acreage], [beds/baths if applicable], [location]. For luxury, spotlight [architecture, finishes, views, custom features] in refined, aspirational language without cliche. For land, cover [zoning], [utilities available], [access/road], and [build potential]. Keep an elevated tone, around [200] words, and describe only the property.
Luxury needs elevated language and land needs the technical facts, so one prompt handles both by switching what it emphasizes.
Every channel, one listing
Short MLS-limit version
Condense this listing to a tight MLS description under [750] characters (or [40] words), keeping the strongest feature, the location, and a call to action: [paste full listing]. No fluff, no repeated words, and describe the property only.
Many MLS fields cap characters, so it trims to the limit without losing the hook or the compliance-safe framing.
Social caption and open-house blurb
From this listing, write two things: 1) a social media caption for [Instagram/Facebook] with a scroll-stopping first line, [3] short lines, and [5] relevant hashtags, and 2) a [40] word open-house blurb with the date [day/time] and address teaser. Keep it upbeat and describe only the home. Listing: [paste listing].
It repurposes one listing into two ready-to-post channels so the agent markets everywhere from a single source of truth.
Email to buyer list
Write a short email to my buyer list announcing this new listing: [paste listing]. Include a subject line under [50] characters, a two-line hook, three bullet highlights, the price [price], and a clear button-style call to action to book a private showing. Keep it warm, skimmable, and about the property only.
Email drives the fastest showings, and the prompt delivers a skimmable, click-ready announcement the agent can send in seconds.
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