Jordan Pandy

That's where it gets a little bit tricky.

Again, when it comes to small things like maybe even fixing a scratch on a wall, fixing up scratches on the floor, but removing a power line that would obstruct the view from the second floor bedroom.

That is something that

It's a little bit disappointing.

I spoke with a few different agents and they said it's a pretty big letdown when you bring your client to a home and it looks nothing like the pictures.

I mean, that's just a waste of time.

People have jobs.

They have to take time off to go see this.

So anything that would require a lot of work is kind of crossing the line.

It's probably similar to what you would do if you walked into a restaurant and your date looked nothing like the photos.

It's pretty disappointing.

You might be a little upset.

I know one of the agents I spoke with, she went to the home before bringing the client.

I think a lot of people are going to have to do that now.

because it's a waste of people's time.

People are disappointed.

Usually the agents are going to get a lot of flack for it when it could not be their fault.

So a lot of people are upset about it, but there are some ways to stop agents from having this happen.

Right.

So California just passed Assembly Bill number 723, which requires agents to disclose whether or not they've used any AI or any photo enhancing tools.