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Fair Housing Overlay

Scans listing and marketing copy for Fair Housing risk language and suggests compliant rewrites before you publish.

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Overview

Prosperity’s fair-housing-overlay skill plus Layer3Labs’ compliance QA pattern: a mandatory pre-publish gate for AI-generated ads, listings, and emails. HUD 2024 guidance treats AI advertising like any other ad — the broker owns the outcome. Bake blocklists and coded-phrase screens into every marketing skill; this overlay is the last check.

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Link

https://github.com/TheProsperityAgent/prosperity-real-estate-skills/tree/main/skills/fair-housing-overlay
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Installation guide

/plugin marketplace add TheProsperityAgent/prosperity-real-estate-skills
/plugin install real-estate-skills@prosperity-real-estate-skills

Or copy `skills/fair-housing-overlay` into `~/.claude/skills/`. For brokerage rollouts, Layer3Labs recommends logging draft → edit → approval for audit.

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How to use it

Paste any listing, email, or social draft. Ask for risk flags, coded phrases, and safer rewrites. Require human broker sign-off on flagged items.

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Example prompts

  • Run Fair Housing Overlay on this listing — flag risks and rewrite safely.
  • Audit this buyer consultation neighborhood suggestion for demographic steering.
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Use cases and examples

  • Pre-publish gate for every listing description
  • Social ad copy compliance check
  • Train new agents on coded-language pitfalls
  • Firm-wide QA before MLS live
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Prerequisites

  • Draft marketing copy
  • Brokerage Fair Housing policy
  • Licensed reviewer for escalations
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Tips

  • Words like family-friendly, safe, exclusive, walkable can be risk triggers depending on context.
  • Accessibility-first substitutes beat exclusionary phrasing.
  • Make this skill mandatory in any brokerage Skill stack.
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