Not a grammar law. :)

- Your agent's marketing copy in MLS doesn't exhibit proper grammar & syntax.

As a digital marketing executive in my full-time job, I can tell you that I routinely enter content I create into ChatGPT or Grammarly Go to ensure my copy is spot on with my audience.

(Disclaimer please excuse the grammar or spelling error)Quick FactsFirst I am currently 24 years oldJamaican Born,& raised Currently in Brampton Ontario Canada (13 years) young Entrepreneur Love football (soccer)Aspiring Christian Studied Architectural Technology and Degree in Architecture and Project management BP listener since 2014 Learning Late fall 2014 I was working for a mid size construction firm as a project coordinator in the insurance restoration division. working 10 hours day some time 6 days a week (not too bad). on average i was juggling anywhere between 15- 20 small to medium projects at a time.

If you weed out a majority of the "smart" people with poor grammar and obvious scammy stuff, then the ones that do approach you are probably worth the time to pursue because they are far more likely to fall for it.Take their time... it's the only resource they leave vulnerable and prevents them from spending it on others.

Secondly, my grammar sucks so I apologize in advance :|. 

For example, the text generated by ChatGPT generally cannot be simply copied and then used.The user has to proofread it for accuracy and grammar issues, as it is common to find random mistakes in the output.

@Travis Andres  The grammar alone is a red flag

Sorry for the poor grammar, I was having a conversation while I was typing.

You'll notice the horrendous grammar and outrageous lending claims they make.Please spread this information to any Facebook groups or any kind of group you may be in.