01
See rentals that landlords, property managers, listing agents, and brokerages advertise directly in YGL’s Listings Directory.
- Where the listings come from
- Landlords, property managers, listing agents, and brokerages advertise their own listings directly in YGL.
- What you need to know
- What you can see and use depends on what the advertiser allows and on local laws.
- How they are updated
- The advertiser keeps the listing updated. If something is wrong, ask the advertiser to correct it.
02
See rentals advertised on public websites that YGL supports, giving agents another place to find available listings.
- Where the listings come from
- Landlord and property management websites, rental websites, and other public listings.
- What you need to know
- Verify listing details and obtain permission before advertising. Listing access does not itself establish representation or a right to a brokerage fee.
- How they are updated
- YGL checks each source on its own schedule. Send correction requests to YGL.
03
Add rental listings from MLS systems that connect with YGL. We currently support MLSPIN in Massachusetts and MRED in Illinois.
- Where the listings come from
- A direct connection to an MLS that YGL supports.
- What you need
- A paid YGL account, membership in a supported MLS, and any approval required by your broker or MLS. Extra fees may apply.
- How they are updated
- Make changes in the MLS, not in YGL. YGL receives those changes based on the MLS update schedule.
04
Send us the availability sheets you receive from landlords. Our Data Entry team turns them into listings and keeps them updated for you.
- Where the listings come from
- Availability sheets that landlords send to you and you forward to YGL.
- What you need
- This paid add-on is available in Illinois, Massachusetts, and New York. The sheets must follow YGL’s formatting guidelines.
- How they are updated
- We usually update listings within 24–48 hours after receiving a sheet. Send change requests to YGL.