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Well after looking at the map and finding a potential house then you need to read the description… Idk what it’s like these days but it used to be that looking

Well after looking at the map and finding a potential house then you need to read the description… Idk what it’s like these days but it used to be that looking at the map only or using the filters isn’t anywhere near enough because there’s plenty of “mistakes” that happen to benefit the listed property and bypasses your filter. Like listing a property as the wrong type, or listing a room for rent under houses for rent, etc. A house purchase is a massive decision, why wouldn’t you read everything and anything you can find about the house, what are you even talking about lol

lotsofpulp 2y ago
Specifically for this reason. The seller has much more incentive to provide false information than Google maps. Before comprehensive maps, street view, high definition video and pictures, etc, one might have had to read what a seller or their agent says. But now, I might only read a description after a given property meets my location/size/age/etc criteria, but I assume I need to verify whatever information the seller is providing.