Yes. SleekView can read rental, residential, commercial, land, and any custom property post types EPL adds. A single SleekView can include several at once or scope to a single type, depending on whether you want a unified board or a per-type board.

Yes. Guest voting is supported with per-IP and per-session locks. If you would rather restrict voting to registered users or a specific role such as Verified Tenant, the view settings expose that without requiring custom code or schema changes.

You map property_status to the status column when you build the view. SleekView assigns a color per value so Current, Sold, Leased, Withdrawn, Under Offer, and any custom statuses render as distinct pills on every property feedback card.

Yes. The Easy Property Listings single property templates and search forms continue rendering through their normal routes. SleekView only adds a parallel ranked board that lives wherever you embed the block, typically a feedback page or agent dashboard.

Yes. Saved views support arbitrary filters on EPL meta, so a single SleekView setup can publish a Brooklyn feedback wall, a Manhattan board, and a per-agent triage queue with separate access scopes for each, all from the same property records.

When the underlying property post is deleted or trashed, SleekView hides the card on the next refresh. Trashed posts keep their vote meta intact, so if you restore the listing later the score returns automatically without manual cleanup.

Yes. Any numeric meta on a property post, including a stored view counter or a custom score, can be mapped to the vote weight. Visitor upvotes then stack on top of that baseline so the ranking reflects both raw traffic and active feedback.

Yes. SleekView paginates and sorts at the SQL level rather than loading every property into memory, so even a large portal with thousands of EPL listings still renders the top of the feedback wall in well under a second on shared hosting.