Using Dynamic Property Info with Rent Fetch

Rent Fetch allows you to display live property information anywhere on your website using shortcodes. This data is pulled directly from your connected property source and rendered natively on your site.

No hardcoding.
No duplicate updates.
No outdated details living on forgotten pages.

This guide walks through how it works and how to use it.

What Is Dynamic Property Info?

Dynamic property info is structured data—like your property name, address, office hours, and contact details—that Rent Fetch makes available via shortcodes.

These shortcodes can be placed anywhere on your site, including:

• Page content
• Headers and subheaders
• Contact sections
• SEO-focused templates
• Reusable blocks or patterns

When property data is updated at the source, it updates everywhere the shortcode is used.

What You Can Display

Rent Fetch supports dynamic output for common property details, including:

• Property name
• Street address, city, state, and ZIP
• Phone number
• Email address
• Office hours
• Custom property fields (as configured)

A live example of the output can be viewed here:
https://sample.rentfetch.io/property-info-output/

How It Works (High Level)

1. Rent Fetch pulls property data via API from your connected system.
2. That data is stored and structured within WordPress.
3. Shortcodes reference the live data and render it as native HTML.
4. Search engines can crawl it, and your site stays in sync automatically.

Using Property Info Shortcodes

Step 1: Identify the Data You Want to Display

Go to Properties, and make sure the property contact information is correct. This is the source of truth.

Step 2: Insert the Shortcode

Paste the appropriate Rent Fetch shortcode into:

• A WordPress block
• A page builder module
• A theme template or pattern

Shortcodes can be placed inline with text or as standalone elements. Find the list of all possible shortcodes here: https://sample.rentfetch.io/property-info-output/

Step 3: Publish and Verify

Once published, confirm:

• The data displays correctly
• Formatting matches your design
• Updates reflect correctly when property data changes

That’s it.

Common Use Cases

Dynamic property info is especially useful for:

• Ensuring consistent NAP data for SEO
• Avoiding manual updates across multiple pages
• Powering SEO headings with live property names or locations
• Keeping office hours accurate sitewide
• Supporting multi-property or multi-site setups

If you’ve ever updated a phone number in five places and missed one, this feature solves that.