Yes, you can restrict and customize which MLS fields show on your site when you use MLSimport. You decide which fields enter WordPress, which ones
Yes, you can access MLS listing data that MLSimport brings into WordPress using WP_Query or custom API endpoints. The plugin stores RESO Web API data
Yes, you can organize MLS listings by neighborhood, condo building, or price range without making every page by hand. With MLSimport, listings come into WordPress
Yes, you can map MLS fields to custom fields in WordPress and use them for filters, taxonomies, and advanced search tuned to San Francisco neighborhoods
Yes, you can map custom MLS fields to your own custom fields in WordPress when you use MLSimport. The plugin reads the full RESO (Real
Yes, you can localize and customize front-end labels, fields, and messages so they match your San Francisco brand voice. Because MLSimport brings listings into WordPress
Yes, you can limit your MLS feed so your site only shows listings from the DFW cities, ZIP codes, and farm areas you work. In
Yes, you can fully customize the design so the MLS search form and listing templates match your WordPress theme and never look like a generic
Yes, you can add custom fields and tags to imported listings with MLSimport. The plugin pulls in over a hundred RESO(Real Estate Standards Organization) fields
Yes, you can customize search filters for investor needs when you use MLSimport with a strong real estate theme. Fields like year built, lot size,