# Post Open House on MLS

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**Important Note:** this is how you can ask your office to post an Open House for you on the MLS and is only relevant if your office offers such a service and you are not expected to mange your own MLS updates. 
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## Steps

1. Select **Open House** button, then time and date. 
2. Select **Virtual** and add the URL if it’s a virtual open house.
3. You will also be asked if you’d like to create a registration page for your open house, select **Confirm** and Rechat will create a landing page you can use at your actual Open House to have everyone register right in Rechat
4. All leads you capture from the MLS registration page will automatically be added to your CRM and tagged as **Lead** and **Open** **House** so you can reach out or market to them later. 

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**Tip**: You can use the Open House registration page offline if you don’t have an internet connection where you are hosting the open house. Just have the registration page opened while you have internet prior to getting there, then have your laptop, phone or tablet, opened up and have walk-ins sign up. Once you get reconnected to the internet all of your leads will automatically be added to your CRM.&#x20;
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**Tip**: Make sure your deal is visible to admin so they can see your request.
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