Kentucky
Lexington-Bluegrass Association of REALTORS MLS: virtual staging rules
What Lexington-Bluegrass Association of REALTORS (LBAR) MLS requires before a virtually staged photo goes into a listing — the disclosure rule, the edits it permits, the edits it prohibits, and what happens when a listing gets it wrong.
Disclosure rule
LBAR's MLS photo rules could not be read for this page. Verify current photo and staging-disclosure requirements with the board.
Permitted
Not verified. Confirm GLAR/LBAR rules before relying on any format.
Prohibited
Not verified.
Penalty
Not verified.
Provenance: these board rules were documented as part of RELTO's Kentucky research, whose state entry is verified against secondary public guidance (MLS advisory, regulator memo, or REALTOR association PDF). No separate board-rulebook citation is indexed for this rule — confirm the current wording with the board directly. Full legal context, penalties, and sources for Kentucky: Kentucky virtual staging rules.
Disclosure language you can copy
RELTO's recommended wording — always confirm the exact format Lexington-Bluegrass Association of REALTORS MLS requires (photo label, caption, or public remarks) before publishing.
- On the photo
- Virtually Staged
- In public remarks
- One or more photo(s) was virtually staged.
- Extended disclaimer
- Images have been virtually staged to illustrate the property's potential. Furniture and decor shown are digitally rendered and are not included with the property. Please refer to the original photographs for an accurate representation of the property's current condition.
Sources
Stage compliantly on Lexington-Bluegrass Association of REALTORS MLS
RELTO's free tier watermarks every image automatically, and MLS-ready downloads on paid plans add the disclosure label. Free to start, no credit card.
Stage a photo freeInformational only — not legal advice. RELTO is a virtual-staging technology provider, not a law firm, and nothing on this page creates an attorney-client relationship. Board rules and enforcement practices change; confirm each rule with the board's current rulebook, your broker, and a licensed real-estate attorney before relying on it. Every rule above was documented as part of the state research that covers this board; verification dates and confidence tiers describe those state entries, not board-specific rulebook citations.