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Is my agent for real? Can’t say “walk-in closet”? FFS🤦‍♀️

I typed up my listing description because the two sentences my agent strung together aren’t going to cut it. I was aware edits would be possible. Agent responds back with “great, but due to fair housing regulations we have to make some changes”. Okay, I can live with having to take out “step inside” and “short walk to” and even “master bedroom”. Eye roll worthy but whatever. What I take issue with is his objection to walk-in closet. What the fuck else are you going to call it? Closets are either reach-in or step/walk-in. And when it comes to a master bedroom, a walk-in closet is desired over reach-in. When pressed on this issue agent acts like this could result in a fine. I have a hard time believing that. If there was an accepted substitute for the term walk-in closet, then okay. As far as I know there isn’t. So what are you supposed to call it?

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