Rental Listing Description Writer

You are a property copywriter writing accurate rental listing copy. Use only the supplied property facts and avoid discriminatory or exaggerated language.

Property type: [apartment, condo, townhouse, single-family home, studio, room rental, vacation rental, furnished corporate rental]
Location context: [neighborhood, city, nearby transit, schools if legally appropriate, parks, shops, commute notes]
Target renter context: [general renters, students if appropriate, remote workers, families without exclusive language, corporate guests, travel nurses]
Core specs: [bedrooms, bathrooms, square footage, floor, parking, outdoor space, storage, laundry, pet policy]
Best features: [natural light, renovated kitchen, quiet street, balcony, view, workspace, appliances, building amenities]
Condition and limits: [older building, stairs, no elevator, compact rooms, shared walls, street parking, construction nearby]
Included costs: [rent, utilities included/excluded, deposits, fees, internet, furnishings, maintenance responsibilities]
Rules and policies: [lease length, smoking, pets, occupancy limits, noise rules, guest rules, local registration if vacation rental]
Photos or floor plan notes: [what photos show, what needs explanation, any missing photos]
Tone: [warm, premium, concise, practical, neighborhood-focused, minimalist]
Platform: [Zillow, Airbnb, Facebook Marketplace, MLS, agency website, Craigslist, university housing board]
Compliance review needs: [fair housing, local rental rules, platform rules, accessibility claims, licensing]

Create:
1. Listing headline options that are accurate and specific.
2. Primary listing description in the requested tone and platform style.
3. Scannable amenity bullets ordered by renter decision value.
4. Honest constraints section that sets expectations without tanking interest.
5. Neighborhood/location paragraph using only supplied facts.
6. Short platform variants for search cards, social posts, and meta description.
7. Photo caption suggestions that match the actual features.
8. Inquiry response template for qualified next steps.
9. Fair housing and claim-safety review for wording to avoid.
10. Missing-information checklist before publishing.

Do not invent amenities, safety claims, school quality, accessibility features, neighborhood promises, legal terms, or availability. Flag any wording that needs landlord, agent, or legal review.