AI Catfishing in Real Estate: How Fake Listing Photos Are Fooling Homebuyers
Searching for a new home? Beware of the AI real estate trap! Buyers are reporting a massive spike in "catfishing" where listings look flawless online, only to be a disaster in person. We uncover how AI is being used to manipulate listing photos and how you can spot the fakes before booking a tour.
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AI Catfishing in Real Estate: How Fake Listing Photos Are Fooling Homebuyers
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