The house I've been renting the last couple of years is currently being advertised again as we're moving on. The agent came round last week to take new photos and do a floor plan, and out of nosiness I went to see how they'd come out on the website. Turns out they've taken some rather nice-looking (well, I would say that) photos, and advertised the house as 'furnished' with a nicely kept garden and a recently updated bathroom.
Except, most of the furniture is ours (the landlord provided a beat-up sofa, an ok table and some rather crappy Ikea side tables, and not much else). The nice garden will still look nice, but an awful lot of it is pot plants we're taking with us. And the 'updated' bathroom wasn't updated this side of the millennium, so far as we know.
I know it sounds as if some of this could be an innocent mistake, but it's clearly not because we told the agent when he took the photos that he'd need to know what furniture was ours and what wasn't, and we said it'd been advertised to us as part-furnished.
Round here, it is common to be told you can't see an inventory until you sign the tenancy agreement (shite, I know). I have a feeling the agents are hoping they can show the place round while we're out. We weren't ever going to let them do that, but now I've seen this advert, would it be very wrong to conscientiously tell all prospective tenants exactly what's what?