Anonymous
Post 05/18/2025 21:07     Subject: False advertising with pictures

I went to the open house this weekend and wow, the inside of this house is really pretty. The primary bathroom / closet and kitchen are impressive.

Back to the topic, I talked to the realtor and she said that the sod was green when it was laid down but it wasn't watered properly so it turned brown. But now, it is being watered properly and will turn green soon. Hope that puts OP's mind at ease.
Anonymous
Post 05/17/2025 02:25     Subject: False advertising with pictures

Anonymous wrote:The exterior pictures on all listings are almost always fake -- the grass is brightened, the sky is perfect, the color of the house is brightened, etc. On the interior, there's also doctoring with brightening and virtual staging.


Yes, this is such a weird post. First time at the rodeo, OP? Sometimes, they even do whole virtual staging in listings! There's tons of touch up and AI. That's why you...see the place. Can you sue because grass looks more brown than green on a listing? Um...no. No more than I could sue that sweater online looked more green than teal. TF.
Anonymous
Post 05/16/2025 22:22     Subject: False advertising with pictures

Think through your awful pettiness for a sec: aren't your property values helped by a rapid sale? Wasn't the grass green at some point? It's not actually a lie, is it?

What's wrong with you, OP. You sound mentally deranged.
Anonymous
Post 05/16/2025 22:20     Subject: False advertising with pictures

I am planning to take picture in late spring to catch all my best blooms, and maybe put the house for sale in late winter of the following year.

Are you going to sue me?
Anonymous
Post 05/16/2025 22:19     Subject: False advertising with pictures

Anonymous wrote:They should have just spent the money and put down sod.

They probably did put down sod and then failed to water it.
Anonymous
Post 05/16/2025 22:15     Subject: Re:False advertising with pictures

Not sure what you think you can sue them for? What damages are you experiencing?
Anonymous
Post 05/16/2025 21:41     Subject: False advertising with pictures

How much is sod anyways?
Anonymous
Post 05/16/2025 20:29     Subject: Re:False advertising with pictures

Like a serving suggestion on a can of food.
Anonymous
Post 05/16/2025 19:02     Subject: False advertising with pictures

The exterior pictures on all listings are almost always fake -- the grass is brightened, the sky is perfect, the color of the house is brightened, etc. On the interior, there's also doctoring with brightening and virtual staging.
Anonymous
Post 05/16/2025 18:57     Subject: False advertising with pictures

They should have just spent the money and put down sod.
Anonymous
Post 05/16/2025 18:05     Subject: False advertising with pictures

It was green grass when they took pictures.
Then the grass died for not being watered.
Anonymous
Post 05/16/2025 17:38     Subject: Re:False advertising with pictures

It’s a new build
Anonymous
Post 05/16/2025 17:35     Subject: False advertising with pictures

I live near this house for sale and the grass on the lawn is brown.

The pictures in the listing show the lawn to be green. Isn't that false advertising and can't they be sued for this?

Also, why wouldn't the people selling this house fix the grass before listing it?

Just doesn't make sense.

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