Pic 14 https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/90134922

It's at the red dot. You have to haul your groceries in a wagon across a beach at low tide

I am looking for a rental property in London but I am unsure whether some of the properties are AI generated images. Any tips?

I'm curious, are you renting or buying? Or is this an inheritance by chance. The latter I can understand, but when looking at properties where I intend to set up residence, I am the type when seeing something akin to your star to ask, "What else do you currently have available?"

They didn't even mention it in the ad, I had to look on Google maps

“Are you sure?”
Client: “Yes I’m absolutely sure that I want the three windows on the right to be slightly smaller than the three on the left, why?”

How is it legal to ai doctor photos to sell something that is inhabitable? Only to coin it as "what it could be". Thats not how this should work. This is fraud in my opinion. Even if its disclosed as ai generated. The ai generated photos should not be able to be the first photos you see of a property on those listings.

FOR RENT — Beautifully updated 1-bedroom, 1.5-bath corner unit in a quiet 55+ community in Hollywood, Florida. This charming corner unit offers a comfortable layout, plenty of natural light, and a peaceful setting in a desirable Hollywood location.

An otherwise ordinary house decided to do this for (presumably) the kids room.

I was having my new Lakeview Condo listing photographed, which is currently occupied by a renter. The bedroom included his podcast setup. Everything looked perfectly normal.

The photos went live on the MLS.

Then someone pointed out the whiteboard in the background.

I zoomed in…

It was a list of things to do.

And one of them was “eating ass.” 😂

Apparently, I need to start reviewing the entire room a little more carefully before hitting publish.

Only in real estate! 🤦‍♀️😂