Upload and approve the photo order, add the listing details, review the narration draft, choose the voice, choose the music, then review and submit. After submit, the listing moves straight into the review path.
Add the photos for the listing, arrange them in the right order, then approve the order before moving on.
Add the listing details needed for the narration and final review.
Shown at the top of the buyer listing page with an add-to-calendar button. It is also what the open-house check-in code signs people in to. Past dates disappear automatically.
Fill in a date and a start time and it is saved. Use Add another open house only if you are holding more than one.
The questions buyers actually ask, best filled in with the seller at the listing appointment. Every question is skippable and your answers save as you go.
Nothing here appears on the listing page until you tick "Publish" beside it. Favour dated, specific answers — "roof replaced 2019" is a fact, "no water issues" is a representation the seller can be held to.
Answers you don't publish are still kept. They stay on the listing for you and are not shown to buyers. They are how you answer a buyer on the phone without going back to the seller, and they are the record of what the seller told you and when — which is most of the reason to write them down.
Ticking Publish puts that one answer on the buyer's listing page, with its source beside it. Publishing is per answer, not per section, so you can publish the roof year and keep the utility costs to yourself.
Source is where the answer came from — the seller told you, you read it off a document, or you established it yourself. Buyers see it, because "the seller says the roof is from 2019" and "there is an invoice dated 2019" are different claims and a buyer is entitled to know which one they are being handed. The note beside it is where you say which document: "roofing invoice on file", "MPAC assessment", "survey dated 2021".
None of this is connected to your open house times — those are further up.
Shown on the buyer listing page. Buyers rate neighbourhood information one of the most useful things on a listing — and it is the part only you can write. Everything here is optional; sections you leave blank are simply hidden.
This is the script your narrator will read. We have written a first draft from your listing details to save you time — edit it however you like, then approve it.
For reference only. These are not narrated separately — only the script below is spoken.
Choose the narration voice. Use Select to lock in the voice you want.
Choose the background music that best fits the property video.
Review the real choices only, then save your draft or submit the listing.
This review only shows the choices that were actually selected or approved. After submit, the listing is saved first, then the review page opens. If you leave early, your saved draft and choices stay attached to My Listings.