<prompt> Human: We bought it 2 years ago and found out about it being sold on the internet only a few hours ago. We dont know how long the ad has been up but its not on the site of the realtor we bought it from... any advice?Edit: Ok... Time to disappoint a lot of people.First of all, thank you to everyone here for the overwhelming response we had. A lot of great and precious advice.I have to clarify a few things as well:- This isnt happening in the US. Sorry. Sorry. Im sorry. When I posted this on here I didnt realize that it was based in the US, we wanted as much advice as possible. All the time you spent writing advice wasnt wasted though, because it seems mostly applicable here too; the terminology is just different.- As a few of you pointed out, no one is selling my house without my permission. Its just a listing. Still worrying but not as much as the title implies I guess.- I am not behind the scam if this turns out to be one. Im not a realtor and I dont think posting about it on Reddit would be the greatest idea.Now for the update part: From what Ive read across the 250 or so comments in my inbox havent gone through all the replies yet, this could be one of 3 things from less likely to most likely:- An actual scam. Someone is trying to forge documents to gain ownership of the house or something. I havent really understood the whole process of this one but its still possible.- A bait switch listing, used to get interested people to call to visit the house. Then the realtor tells them its not available right now but here are some other houses we can take a look at. We think this one is what is actually happening. They might be taking or keeping old ads on their website just to have a good quantity of them so people come.- An error. Honestly the most likely. The pictures are from 2 years ago when we bought the house. The house is not currently for sale anymore and someone could have forgotten to take the ad down. The price is the same as when we bought it too. All in all, this is probably just a fun ride and were not likely to lose our house that way thanks for pointing that out, its reassuring.We will call the realtor as potential buyers, saying were interested and want to visit the our house. If they remove the ad it was just a mistake. If they answer offering to take a look at other houses we will send a formal letter asking to remove the listing. Same thing if we dont get an answer.Either way, I will keep this post updated.PS. I realized that this should have been posted on rlegaladvice instead. I dont think I can just move the whole thing now but if the mods want to remove it because it breaks the rules Im ok with that..Thanks again for all the replies, advice and to everyone who shared their experience! See ya in Edit 2 probably_Will update when I have something to update_Assistant: I think a realtor is using your house as bait to get people to contact them to which they say your house has been sold but here is another. Contact the ad, tell them you are interested and want to tour it and see what they say.Human: Thank you for answeringI think we will be doing this in order to figure out what is going onThanks!  <response>: Post an update!!! 