Does the plugin allow me to create custom search filters relevant to GTA buyers, such as condo vs detached, parking spaces, maintenance fees, and walk score or transit score?
Yes, the plugin lets you build GTA-focused filters like condo vs detached, parking spots, maintenance fees, and walkability-style tools. You map fields from your RESO/MLS (Multiple Listing Service) feed into WordPress, then tie them to the theme’s advanced search builder so buyers can filter in detail. For walk score or transit-focused views, you use the […]
Does the MLSimport process comply with RESO Web API and/or RETS standards so I can be confident it will work with most US MLSs my clients use?
Yes, the MLSimport process is built on the RESO Web API standard, not legacy RETS, and that is what you want. Because it speaks the same “language” as over 800 RESO-certified MLSs across the U.S. and Canada, your WordPress site can usually connect as long as your board exposes a Web API endpoint. In practice, […]
Does MLSImport support the specific MLS boards my clients use, such as HAR in Houston, ABOR in Austin, and other major Texas and U.S. MLSs?
Yes, MLSimport supports HAR in Houston and ABOR ACTRIS in Austin, plus many other Texas and U.S. MLS boards that offer RESO Web API IDX access tied to your membership. The plugin connects to more than 800 RESO certified MLS markets across the U.S. and Canada, which covers the big Texas systems your clients already […]
Does MLSImport support property alerts or saved searches so visitors can subscribe to email updates when new listings match their criteria in my target areas?
MLSimport does support property alerts and saved searches, but only when a theme or add‑on provides them. On its own, the plugin imports and syncs MLS(Multiple Listing Service) listings into your site as fast WordPress posts. When you add a theme like WPResidence on top, visitors can save searches, get email alerts, and manage accounts […]