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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I (buyer) asked my agent to take them down and he said he couldn't.  How do I do this?

Ours absolutely were relevant to our tax assessment.  Maybe they shouldn't have been, but when I called about an appeal it was clear they were a factor. [/quote]

What’s the reason? As the buyer, it not your furniture etc. in the listing pictures.[/quote]

I don't care about the furniture. I care about my privacy and safety. It's the interior and floorplan of the house I live in and I don't want it to be public.[/quote]

You think Ocean's 14 is targeting your home and needs to know whether you have an open or closed dining room? [/quote]

I think most people would like a baseline level of privacy about what their home looks like.  For example, I know of someone (a relative) who is a hiring manager who confided in me that she likes to do a Google search of the addresses of job applicants (not on her work computer) to determine how "successful" the person is, based on what his/her home looks like, and what type of house he/she can afford.  I told her that I disagree with this.  (Also, what if the listing photos are old, and the person has updated the house, so that the house is now nice.  But still, the hiring manager thinks the job applicant lives in a less-than home.)

I think we should have privacy in terms of where we live, and I say that as someone who lives in a nice house in a very nice neighborhood.[/quote]

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