Describe the accessible home by its features, not who it's "for"
Rung 2 of 10 · Enhance the Output
1 · Learn the move · Enhance the Output
Age is a protected class, so a listing that says a home is 'perfect for seniors' or 'ideal for retirees' is a Fair Housing violation. It markets to a demographic instead of describing the property. The enhance move is to hand AI a rough line and a fixed structure and tell it to convert every who-it's-for phrase into a factual accessibility FEATURE, single-level, no-step entry, main-floor primary, grab bars. Stated as facts about the house, never about who should want them. If the property sits in an age-restricted community, that's the one narrow, legal exception: note it's represented as a 55+ age-restricted community and defer both the HOPA qualification and the eligibility rules to the community and the buyer's attorney; don't assert them yourself.
Enhance my rough listing line into a fixed structure. Strip every 'for seniors / retirees / empty nesters' phrase and replace it with the property's accessibility FEATURES as facts. If it's a 55+ community, note it's HOPA-qualified and defer eligibility to the community/attorney. Use only features I gave you; anything else is UNKNOWN.
2 · Your turn. You write the prompt
You're listing a home and your rough draft reads: "Perfect for seniors and retirees. Easy living for the golden years! Single-story with a walk-in shower." The facts you actually confirmed on-site: one level, no-step entry from the driveway, primary bedroom on the main floor, a curbless (walk-in) shower with a grab bar. It is not in any age-restricted community. Write a prompt that reshapes the line to features and removes the age-steering.
Remember: the AI sees only your prompt, not this page. If the situation isn't in your prompt, it doesn't exist.
Optional. These shape the output when you run your prompt below, not your score.