What?
We want your listing to get MAXIMUM attention, right?
Well, Zillow just made it more difficult to use their platform, placing requirements on our time frames and processes.
And once our choice is made, we can’t change it later!
But I don’t work for Zillow, and neither do you.
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We have the option to either comply with, or ignore, their requirements.
Generally speaking, with the workflow that I have set up, we should be okay.
But it’s entirely up to you: Do we want to make sure your Listing is Zillow-Approved?
Pros & Cons
Cons:
Personally, I believe Zillow is overstepping their boundaries.
They don’t have a great track record for accuracy of data, terrible Zestimates, and rumors of some completely fraudulent listings. (Yeah, I said that.)
If enough of us say, “No Way”, the entire company folds. I’m okay with that.
Pros:
But they are LARGE, and they are usually people’s first choice in shopping for homes online.
Hell, even I use them sometimes when the MLS fails me.
So it’s a big audience that we don’t want to ignore.