Tennessee AI Virtual Staging Compliance
No AI statute; REALTRACS + MAAR MLS rules + TN Consumer Protection Act apply
Tennessee has no AI-specific real estate statute. REALTRACS (Nashville) and MAAR MLS (Memphis) require disclosure of digitally altered listing photos. The TN Consumer Protection Act (T.C.A. §47-18-101) provides a private right of action with possible treble damages for willful violations.
Last updated 2026-05-20
Key facts for Tennessee realtors
- ●REALTRACS — dominant Nashville metro MLS — requires disclosure of altered listing photos.
- ●MAAR MLS (Memphis Area Association of REALTORS) — same disclosure framework.
- ●TN Real Estate Commission applies advertising rules to all listing content.
- ●TN Consumer Protection Act allows private action; treble damages possible for willful violations.
MLS boards in Tennessee
REALTRACS
Aligned disclosureNashville metro. Disclosure required.
MAAR MLS
Aligned disclosureMemphis Area Association of REALTORS. Same disclosure framework.
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Try SofaBrain — FreeDisclaimer. This page summarises Tennessee laws, MLS rules, ethics guidance, and insurance practices as of 2026-05-20. It is not legal advice and does not create an attorney-client relationship. For specific compliance questions, consult an attorney licensed in Tennessee or your E&O carrier.