MLS Import documentation offers a detailed overview of all the plugin settings available.
The theme dropdown decides where listings are written. What each of the five entries does, why saving it matters, and what changing it later costs.
Find your MLS, fill in the credential fields your platform uses, and save. What each platform issues and why a correct token can still fail.
Your MLSImport username is your account name, not your email. Where to create the account, where to find the username, and which login goes where.
The six Setup Wizard screens explained: Welcome, Account and MLS Connection, Field Mapping, Import Configuration, Test Import, Success.
A portal style search over your own MLS is realistic. A multi MLS national aggregator is not. What you can build, what you cannot, and what…
One import task tops out at 10,000 listings. Your server sets the other limit. How to find it and how to split a large market across…
MLSImport writes into a supported theme, or supplies its own property structure in Standalone mode. Why it cannot import into a post type you built.
Who qualifies for MLSImport, who does not, and how it works when you are building the site for a client. Eligibility is about MLS access, not…
What must be true before MLSImport can import listings: RESO Web API access, a supported platform, your own credentials, a theme, server limits.
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