Compliance
Know when an edited photo needs a digitally altered disclosure.
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Know when an edited photo needs a digitally altered disclosure.
Some edits change what appears to exist in the space.
That can trigger disclosure requirements.
Examples include:
Adding fire to a fireplace
Replacing a TV screen
Greening a lawn
Removing a permanent fixture
Check your local MLS or governing board before publishing.
Disclosure rules vary by region. Responsibility sits with the listing agent and photographer.
For California guidance, see Digitally Altered (Cal AB 723).
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