How to prepare a property listing that answers the important questions
A good listing does not promise an outcome. It gives buyers or renters enough accurate information to decide whether to ask more or arrange a viewing.
Prepared on behalf of the UseliSe project with AI assistance.
1. Be clear about what you offer
Say whether the property is for sale or rent and identify the property type. Make a separate listing for each unit so photos and terms do not get mixed.
2. Use verifiable facts
Check the asking price, area, room count, floor, lift, condition, heating and what is included. Do not invent details that are unknown or unconfirmed.
3. Describe the location usefully
Name the city and neighbourhood. Only state nearby amenities or travel times when accurate. Decide carefully whether the exact address should be public.
4. Make price and terms clear
Show the current asking price and currency. For rentals, clarify what an interested person should ask about deposit, bills, lease length and move-in terms.
5. Use current photos you are allowed to publish
Use clear daylight photos from understandable angles. Remove documents, keys, faces and private details. Do not use images you do not have rights to publish.
6. Decide who will answer enquiries
Provide a contact authorised to reply. Decide who monitors messages, what must be confirmed before a viewing, and how availability is checked.
Before submitting for review
- Sale or rent is clearly identified.
- Price, area and terms are current.
- Description matches the photos.
- You have rights to publish the photos and contact details.
- No documents or private information are visible.
- Someone is responsible for new enquiries.
What listing review does — and does not — mean
Listings on UseliSe undergo technical and moderation review before public display. This is not legal confirmation of title, a market valuation, or a guarantee of availability, search ranking, enquiry volume or a completed sale/rental. Verify the relevant documents and obligations for each property.
Create an owner listing
Registered agencies can review the terms for an additional listing channel and contact the UseliSe team.
General educational information, not legal advice. Check each listing and applicable requirements before publication. Last updated: 2 October 2026.