How do I get my house off internet listings?

[Sun_Kim-Ai]

I closed on my US house in June, but it's still listed on websites such as Zillow and Trulia, with all its data, pictures outsider and inside and value out for all to see.

Worst thing, I discovered that on Spokeo someone updated the address with my name and all. I mean, what the hell.

My sister warned me because apparently our mom looked it up with the usual consequences. Plus I already got some two or three solicitors, but my neighbors told me they get that many as well and they are used to it.

[midnightmoon05]

Send a message to Zillow, Trulia, tell them to remove the interior photos.
I am not sure if they will remove your “listing”.
we don’t have privacy. A lot of our personal info are public record in the US.
I notice my home in CT doesn’t show the interior.
our other investment properties in another state shows everything.
so this might depend on individual state laws.
try Google your name online and see what you can find.

[Anonymous]

You can't, unfortunately. It's linked to the MLS.

[Shiprex]

You should be glad, in Sweden there's whole loads about you that is free to those who pay the state a small fee and they can have your phone number, how much income tax you paid, how many vehicles you have, who else lives with you and the value of your property not forgetting the length of time you've lived there.

[matchrestore]

In Zillow you can claim the house and remove all of the photos and any other details, but the listing will still exist. Zillow scrubs publicly available databases (city/county records, previous MLS listings, etc) to generate its page for your house, and there's nothing you can do to fully get rid of it.

[In_Trance]

I would think how you put it up on those websites to begin with and then do the steps in reverse

[Sun_Kim-Ai]

I didn't put it up, the old owners did