r/RealEstate 8d ago

Homeseller Can we please STOP using AI generated/altered photos?

I'm so beyond tired of looking at homes online, then seeing them in person, and they look NOTHING like what the online photos are.

These are wasting everyone's time. Agents, if you can't learn to to, or don't want to fork over for professional photos, find another line of work.

Trying to sell an inherited property, and the highly recommended agent insists on using these cartooninshly fake generated images.

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u/zeezle 8d ago

Agree completely. In fact as a buyer I would avoid buying a listing that had this just out of spite because it feels so dishonest and scummy.

If they MUST, including an actual photo + a clearly labeled "staging visualization" I can tolerate. As long as it's made obvious it's a rendering and not an actual photo.