> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.rechat.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.rechat.com/guides/search.md).

# Search

Rechat’s Search Center brings property searches, saved searches, client property alerts, and buyer tours together in one place.

### Open the Search Center

From the left navigation menu:

1. Select **Search**.
2. Choose the area you want to open:
   * **Search** again to find properties.
   * **Saved** to access and manage saved searches.
   * **Tours** to create and manage property tours.

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### What can I do in the Search Center?

#### Search for properties

Search using a city, postal code, MLS number, address, or other available location information.

Apply filters to narrow the results by:

* Property type
* Price
* Bedrooms
* Bathrooms
* Listing status
* Additional property criteria

You can also draw a custom area on the map when a client’s preferred location does not follow a city, neighborhood, or postal-code boundary.

#### Save a property search

Save frequently used search criteria so you can return to current matching properties without rebuilding the search.

When saving a search, you can also:

* Connect the search to one or more clients in People.
* Choose how frequently clients receive new matching properties.
* Send each selected client a separate property-alert email.
* Review email delivery and engagement through Insights.

Attaching a client is optional. You can save a search without a recipient when you only want to revisit the results yourself.

Open **Search > Saved** to manage saved searches, update their criteria, edit their clients, or review email engagement.

#### Share and market listings

Select one or more properties from the search results to:

* View the selected listings.
* Create a marketing email.
* Create a presentation.
* Add the properties to a tour.

#### Create property tours

Combine selected listings into an organized tour for an upcoming showing. Rechat can generate a printable Tour Sheet containing a map, tour details, listing information, property descriptions, and your contact information.

### Search Center availability

The Search Center is available on the Rechat web app. Many property-search features are also available in the Rechat mobile app, although the location of certain controls may differ between web, iPhone, and Android.

{% hint style="info" %}
Available listings, property information, statuses, and search filters depend on the MLS data available through your Rechat account.
{% endhint %}

### Related articles

* [Searching for Properties](/guides/search/searching-for-properties.md)
* [Creating and Managing Saved Searches](/guides/search/creating-and-managing-saved-searches.md)
* [Creating and Managing Tours](/guides/search/creating-and-managing-tours.md)


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