Audit an answer before it goes in the MLS

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In this door, 'invented' has a specific shape. A bonus room or a screened porch that is not in the listing. 1,840 square feet rounded up to 2,000. A school zone the model guessed from the street name. An HOA fee that sounds right. A comp at the right price on the wrong street. None of it reads as a lie; it reads as a listing. The audit is a list, not a feeling. Pull every claim out of the draft, one per line, and next to each one write the record that proves it: the MLS sheet, the tax record, the seller disclosure, the HOA documents, the measured floor plan. A claim with no record gets [FILL IN], and the draft does not go anywhere until every [FILL IN] is gone. The model can build the list for you. It cannot fill in a single record. Draft copy, not legal advice. Reviewed by: nobody yet.

Here is a draft listing description: [paste]. List every factual claim in it, one per line: rooms, sizes, ages, fees, schools, distances, features, dates. Next to each, write which record would prove it (MLS sheet / tax record / seller disclosure / HOA docs / floor plan / other). Do not tell me whether the claim is true; you cannot know. Mark any claim that a listing often gets wrong with a star. End with the count of claims and the records I need to open.