Authorship and review
Ari Rubinstein’s seller guidance addresses pricing, preparation, listing coordination, and negotiations. Automated tools may assist with research, drafting, calculations, or formatting. Published factual claims need source checks, and professional questions should be taken to the appropriate qualified advisor.
Sources and dates
Pages discussing agency guidance link to primary sources and state the review date. Source changes are reasons to review the affected guidance, not to update a date without checking the content.
Local sales analysis
A published market analysis should identify its period, geographic scope, sample size, source, selection rules, and limitations. Condition classifications require review; unknown condition should remain unknown. Aggregate differences are descriptive and do not establish what a renovation would cause an individual house to sell for.
Examples and client cases
Hypothetical examples are labeled illustrative. Actual case studies require a documented factual basis and permission to publish. A scenario that was not chosen should never be presented as an achieved outcome.
Calculators
Formulas and assumptions are explained beside the tools. Rates are user-entered or clearly labeled hypothetical. A missing required amount prevents a result. In the simple tools, unknown costs remain identified as missing and produce an explicitly incomplete comparison; they are not presented as confirmed zero costs. Calculations do not establish market value or replace a property review.
Corrections
To flag an error or outdated source, contact Ari@arisellsla.com and include the relevant page.