Jodi has it right..
The more exposure you get, the better chances to sell.
You really should be thankful you have an agent on the cutting edge of technology!
Most Agents are not up with Trulia as yet...


Robin DiSabatino
Michael Saunders & Company
Lakewood Ranch, FL 34202
cell: 941-685-5368
email: RobinDiSabatino@michaelsaunders.com

The new Virtual Office Website rules govern the Listing Agent regarding the display of listings from the MLS on brokers' virtual office Web sites, or VOWs.


Four specific Opt-outs for Sellers:

- The Property cannot appear on the Internet.
- The Address of the Property cannot appear on the Internet.
- Comments cannot be enabled.
- Automated Estimates or Valuations cannot be enabled.


For more information, visit Realtor.ORG and view the NAR-DOJ Final Settlement Details Page:

http://www.realtor.org/law_and_policy/doj/nar_doj

See this page for the VOW Policy:

http://www.realtor.org/wps/wcm/connect/f9c754804c0191d58e98e…

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Best wishes,
Fred
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It may not have answered your question, (thanks Marchell) but it sure would help me a lot to know why a seller wouldn't want his/her home to be posted as many places as possible.

As far as your question goes, K, the best way for you as a seller to handle this would be to contact your listing agent.

Good Luck!

K,

Contact your agent and request that they have it removed.

I almost want to ask the same question as Jodi, however, that doesn't quite answer your question, does it? If you are listed with an agent, ask them to remove it. It should take a couple of days to complete the process. If you do not have an agent, are you selling yourself? If so, what sites have you posted it to? One of those sites has linked the posting to Trulia and you'll have to go back to trace it. I wish you the best of luck with your sale!

Not to offend, but I'm curiuos. Why would you want to do that? The more exposure you have, the better your chances are of selling it.