The difference between IDX and RETS concerns the way data is transferred from your MLS to your website. RETS transfers are raw, meaning you need additional software to interpret them on your site. But they...
The real estate industry is evolving at a rapid pace. Each year agents and brokers have more tools at their disposal than the year before. But even with all the change, one thing remains the...
Real estate has its own language. And if you are not familiar with it, it can be hard to sort out. We get a lot of client questions about IDX, RETS, and other acronyms. So...
A RETS data feed is a unique raw data connection between your website and your MLS based on the Real Estate Transaction Standard that allows you to import property listings, and with the right software,...
PHRETS is a free, open source library that helps web developers access a RETS server and download listings.First released in 2006, PHRETS combines the functionality of RETS with the PHP language for web development. For...
Why do real estate agents need websites? To market their business and attract more leads. And what is the most important thing they need on their website? Listings, of course. The reason you as a...
Since its announcement to members in 2017, RESO Web API is expanding among MLS across the country. Reso Web API is designed to provide:BETTER EFFICIENCYSince it is easier to maintain a single system, RESO...
DDF and IDX are both data feed terms for the real estate field. Both serve the same purpose of connecting your real estate website to a Real Estate Board to keep it updated with the...
IDX is the major feature of a real estate website. Without it agents have no listings and no leads. Understanding how your IDX system works can help you make smart business decisions and boost your...
The real estate industry is changing rapidly and with it, the role of the real estate agent.Thanks to advanced technology, real estate agents can now access unprecedented information about property listings and their surrounding communities...