Draft a listing that includes all the material information
Buyers and renters need tenure, council tax band, costs and known issues up front. A complete, honest listing saves wasted viewings and fall-throughs.
Steps
- Gather the facts from the seller's or landlord's property information form, title, EPC and council tax band.
- Paste the facts and your viewing notes with the prompt below.
- Check every fact against the documents. Delete any adjective you can't justify.
- Upload through your CRM and keep a record of where each fact came from.
The exact prompt
Write a property listing for a [UK] [sale / let]. Facts (use only these): [type, beds, baths, rooms with sizes, garden, parking, tenure and lease length/ground rent/service charge if leasehold, council tax band, EPC rating, price/rent, utilities, broadband, known issues, restrictions]. Viewing notes: [paste]. Output: a 1-line headline, 5 key features, a 150-word description, and a separate "Material information" section listing every fact above. Don't add claims about location, schools, transport times or condition that I haven't given. Write [MISSING] for any material fact I haven't supplied.
✓ Check before you send
- Every fact matches the source documents. No [MISSING] gaps left.
- Room sizes and descriptions aren't exaggerated.
- Known issues are disclosed, not buried.
UK notes extra
- Trading Standards guidance on material information in property listings: National Trading Standards Estate and Letting Agency Team.
- Misleading property descriptions can break consumer protection law. GOV.UK: consumer protection rights.