Fair Housing and Listing Remarks: If I include Everybody, how long will the list be?

I do not find anything wrong with this listing. If folks have these type of buyers it may trigger a Realtor to look at it. So Yes it could have been listed as 6 instead of a half dozen but really to me it made no difference

Mike - I see a problem there.  They omitted space aliens and sub-atomic particles in their list of who the home would be perfect for.

I've really never understood the problem with pointing out a demographic that a home might be perfect for, but was taught early on that another group might overlook it if it's targeted to a different description than they fit.  Same with "Large yard." Large is not a quantifiable description.  Some buyer may not want all the headache of a "large yard" (3 acres in their head), but want instead only a 1 acre lot (large by my description).  So I try to stick to either quantities (1 acre lot) or more generic people pleasing descriptions (beautiful yard, private yard).

That is an interesting label...and if that was in an ad they paid for I sure wouldn't want to pay for hte extra space!!   I try to stick to the house details...not determine who should live there! 

I think it is safer to describe the property but I think some people are overboard on being politically correct. In a comment on a post someone who seems pretty level headed to me said the whole walkable neighborhood thing could be a HUD violation.  Yes people can make complaints... that they don't fit that demographic but the rest of the world does not have to hush up the fact that there are great urban neighborhoods because someone could complain. Location is physical.  That is a description of the property.  Walkable is not demographic.

 Or is it?