Your MLS listings, without the retyping
If your rentals are already in the MLS, LeaseHub reads them directly and keeps them current, so the MLS stays the record and nobody enters a unit twice.
The Listing Already Exists
For brokerages the rental listing has usually been written once already, carefully, in the MLS. Re-entering it into a leasing tool is duplicated effort with a built-in chance to introduce an error.
Source of truth
Your MLS
LeaseHub
Leasing workflow
Into LeaseHub from Your MLS
- Rental listings
- Unit details
- Price
- Status and availability
How To Connect Your MLS
What you need
- Active MLS membership
- Permission to feed listing data to a third party
- The offices or agents in scope
- 1
Confirm access with your board
Your onboarding contact works out what your MLS permits and what it needs to authorize a feed. This has the longest lead time, so start it early.
- 2
Set the scope
Decide which offices, agents or listing types flow in. Most brokerages exclude sale listings and bring in rentals only.
- 3
Verify the first sync
Listings land as properties and units. Spot-check price and availability against the MLS, and the recurring sync keeps it that way.
After setup, the MLS is the only place you maintain the listing. LeaseHub follows.
Why Brokerages Connect The MLS
No second version of the truth
The listing exists once, and everything downstream reads from it, so nothing has to be reconciled later.
Rentals stop being second-class
The rental side gets the lead capture, tour scheduling and application handling the MLS was never meant to provide.
Onboarding is not a data project
Your listing inventory arrives on its own, so the first week is spent leasing rather than typing.
What This Connection Feeds
The parts of LeaseHub that MLS plugs into once it is switched on.
Solutions
Listing SyndicationFrequently Asked Questions
Straight answers about connecting MLS to LeaseHub.
Which MLS does LeaseHub connect to?
Access is arranged per board, because MLS rules and feed mechanisms differ. Tell your onboarding contact which MLS you belong to and they will confirm what is possible.
Does LeaseHub post listings into the MLS?
No. The connection reads your listings. Submitting to the MLS stays your brokerage's process under your board's rules.
How is this different from the YGL integration?
Mechanically they are cousins, both reading from a system you already maintain. The difference is governance: MLS access is granted under your board's membership rules, so setup starts with an access conversation.
Bring Your Rentals Across
Tell us which MLS you belong to and we will show you what the connection can pull for your brokerage.
The Rest Of Your Stack
Most teams switch on two or three of these. They are designed to run together.