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Listing descriptions, open-house captions, lowball-offer rebuttals, neighbourhood blurbs, seller letters — real-estate copy for £1 each.
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Built for estate agents, brokers, and short-let hosts who write the same kinds of copy every week. Listing descriptions stay within MLS character limits (typically 800-2000 depending on board) and follow Fair Housing language guidelines automatically. Open-house captions are calibrated for Instagram (125-char hook, 5-8 hashtags). Lowball-offer rebuttals stay polite and anchor on comparables without losing the deal.
Real Estate — frequently asked
- How do I write a real-estate listing description?
- Lead with the neighbourhood plus the standout feature in the first 250 characters (which Zillow shows as ad copy). Stay 150-250 words total. Avoid Fair Housing trigger words (no demographic descriptors). The Listing Description tool handles all three.
- How long should an MLS listing description be?
- MLS character limits vary 800-2000 by board. Aim for the lower end — the first 160 characters are what Google indexes and what shows on portal cards. The tool gives you a version per length target.
- How do I respond to a lowball offer without losing the deal?
- Acknowledge the offer, anchor on recent comparables, and counter with a specific number — not "make a better offer". The Lowball Reply tool returns three tonal variants (firm, warm, factual).
- Can I use AI for short-let / Airbnb listing copy?
- Yes — the listing tools work for short-lets too, with Airbnb-specific title length limits (32 chars on mobile) and pet/parking/check-in detail prompts built in.
- How much do these real-estate tools cost?
- Every real-estate tool is £1 per use. Cheaper per listing than Listings AI subscriptions, and the output is already Fair Housing-aware.