is selling housing bannable?

[worldofneil]

the GM's likely have a Party Finder window just as we do and will take action if it's demanded precedence according to the roles/responsibilities outlined in their job description.

If they do I don't think it always works very well... when I see one in there advertising a house it's only got <15 minutes left so it's already been there at least 45 minutes and there's usually only 3 or 4 other parties so it stands out pretty clearly.

Do I report them? No, mainly because I can't be bothered/it's too much clicking, but I get the feeling SE don't do anything about them either unless reported so perhaps I should put in more effort/not be so lazy...

[Lan_Mantear]

If they do I don't think it always works very well... when I see one in there advertising a house it's only got <15 minutes left so it's already been there at least 45 minutes and there's usually only 3 or 4 other parties so it stands out pretty clearly.

That just indicates that bannable offense or not, players flipping houses are not a high priority for GMs to proactively handle. It won't be priority until players make it a priority. The first step in doing that is to flood them with complaints.

GM calls cost SE money. Industry standard is between $3 to $7 USD per issue handled. Enough of those can affect someone's bottom line, and will garner their attention faster than 1 million treads in this forum.