The Disclosure Prompt Jennifer's Tools Didn't Require, and the Friday Night Panic
The Disclosure Prompt Jennifer's Tools Didn't Require, and the Friday Night Panic
One agent's Friday 5:47 p.m. MLS upload turned into an 8:30 p.m. panic. Jennifer in Denver staged photos and uploaded them to the MLS. Colorado and thirty-eight other states require disclosure labels on virtually staged images. She uploaded at 5:47 p.m. to catch the soft update closing at 6 p.m. Neither the staging tool nor the MLS platform prompted for disclosure. The required label never got attached. At 8:30 p.m., her broker texted asking if those photos were staged. Saturday morning was her open house. Here's the problem: the disclosure requirement lives between two separate tools. Neither one owns it. When you're running Friday afternoon with a 6 p.m. deadline, disclosure becomes the step that gets skipped. An agent using one tool that stages and discloses together doesn't face that decision. The disclosure is part of the asset, not a separate task in a rush. That's what changes on NestPath. #mlsdisclosure #virtualstagingcompliance #listingworkflowNo comments yet.