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Home River Group MCP connects your AI agent directly to property management functions via Entrata. Use this tool to list properties, check unit availability, track maintenance work orders, and manage resident records all in one place.
It lets you automate everything from lead capture to lease tracking without switching systems.
What your AI can do
Create lead
Submits a brand-new prospect or lead record to the Home River Group system.
Create work order
Generates and submits a new maintenance work order for tracking.
Get availability
Checks the current lease availability status for units within a specific property.
Your agent lists every property controlled by the group using get_properties, giving you necessary IDs for follow-up actions.
You can confirm if specific units are available or occupied in a given building using get_availability.
Access detailed resident information, including lease specifics and financial ledgers for account tracking.
The agent tracks existing work orders or creates brand new ones using get_work_orders and create_work_order.
You can list stored leads with get_leads, or immediately submit a new prospect record via create_lead.
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Submits a brand-new prospect or lead record to the Home River Group system.
Create Work Order
Generates and submits a new maintenance work order for tracking.
Get Availability
Checks the current lease availability status for units within a specific property.
Get Leads
Lists all existing sales leads and prospects stored in the system.
Get Lease Info
Retrieves detailed lease contract information for specific residents.
Get Ledgers
Pulls financial ledger records and account statements for a resident.
Get Properties
Lists all properties managed by the group, which is necessary to get PropertyIDs needed for other tools.
Get Residents
Retrieves a list of residents across multiple or filtered properties.
Get Units
Lists all units belonging to a specific property, requiring a valid PropertyID.
Get Work Orders
Retrieves existing maintenance work orders, ideally filtered by a specific property...
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This connection provides 10 powerful capabilities that interface natively with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and other compatible AI platforms. No middleware. No custom integration required.
Manually finding unit status across multiple dashboards
Today, if you want to know if Unit 302 is available for lease, you're probably jumping through hoops. You check the main property management portal for occupancy data. Then you open a separate maintenance system to see if there are any active work orders blocking it. If that doesn't help, you might have to dig into an old spreadsheet just to verify who lives there and what their lease ends.
With this MCP, your agent handles the entire sequence. You tell it: 'Check Unit 302 status.' It runs `get_availability` for you, confirming if the unit is open. If it's occupied, it can also run `get_lease_info` to show you exactly when that resident's lease expires. No clicking required.
Create Work Orders using create_work_order
Before this MCP, a maintenance report meant logging into the ticketing system, searching for the correct property ID manually, selecting the unit number from a dropdown list, and then filling out multiple required fields—all before even describing the problem.
Now, you just tell your agent: 'A leak was found in Unit 302.' It runs `create_work_order` using the known PropertyID and automatically structures the ticket for the maintenance team. The information goes straight into the system.
What your AI can actually do with this
This connection gives your agent full access to Home River Group’s property management data. Instead of jumping between separate portals to verify details, your AI client pulls all the necessary information into a single conversation thread. You can pull property listings and then check specific units for availability right away.
Need to track maintenance? Your agent handles work orders, letting you know what's broken and who needs to fix it. Want to talk prospects? You can list leads or create new ones immediately. It’s about automating the entire lifecycle, from initial lead contact through property occupancy and resident financial records.
By connecting this MCP via Vinkius, your agent becomes a single point of truth for all things related to Home River Group properties.
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Here's how it actually works
The bottom line is: your agent coordinates multiple related actions across property listings, unit status, and resident data in one workflow.
First, tell your agent to locate the target property using get_properties. This gives you the specific PropertyID needed for all subsequent steps.
Next, ask it to check unit status or pull resident data. For example, checking availability with get_availability requires that ID from step one.
Finally, execute the action—be it pulling financial ledgers (get_ledgers), submitting a new lead (create_lead), or logging a maintenance issue using create_work_order.
Who is this actually for?
This MCP is for the Property Manager who spends half their day cross-referencing spreadsheets. It's for the Maintenance Coordinator tired of manual ticket routing, and the Sales Agent who needs instant property data when talking to a prospect.
Running daily reports on unit availability, reviewing resident financial ledgers (get_ledgers), and ensuring all properties are listed correctly.
Quickly checking if units are available (get_availability) for a specific property ID and using create_lead when a prospect signs up on the street.
Pulling existing maintenance work orders (get_work_orders), identifying missing details, and creating new tickets with create_work_order instantly.
What Changes When You Connect
Stop tracking lead data manually. You can list all current leads using get_leads or immediately create a new prospect with create_lead, ensuring no follow-up slips through the cracks.
Streamline property discovery. Running get_properties gives you the PropertyIDs; then, use that ID to check unit availability (get_availability) and list all associated units via get_units in two steps.
Keep maintenance running smoothly. You don't need multiple forms. Use get_work_orders to review open tickets or call create_work_order directly from your workflow when something breaks.
Cut through the paperwork. Need lease details? Use get_lease_info and get_ledgers together. You get a full financial picture of a resident's account history without logging into billing software.
Avoid data fragmentation. Instead of pulling property listings in one place, you can use the agent to chain requests: list properties (get_properties) then check residents for that specific ID (get_residents).
See it in action
A prospect calls with an emergency question.
The Sales Agent runs get_properties to confirm the building's name, then uses get_availability on that property ID. This confirms if the unit is occupied or available, allowing them to answer the client instantly and follow up by calling create_lead.
A resident reports a plumbing issue.
The Maintenance Coordinator uses get_properties to confirm the building ID. Then they check for existing tickets with get_work_orders. If nothing is open, they use create_work_order and log it immediately.
Time for annual rent collection.
The Property Manager needs a full view of resident finances. They first run get_residents to get the list, then loop through them calling get_ledgers on each one to prepare statements.
Onboarding a new tenant.
The Leasing Specialist confirms the unit is ready with get_availability. They pull the current lease terms using get_lease_info, then use that data to guide the resident through signing up, and finally log them as a record in the system.
The honest tradeoffs
Trying to check unit status without knowing the property ID
A user tries to tell their agent simply: 'Check unit 45B.' The agent fails because it lacks a required PropertyID.
First, run get_properties to get all relevant IDs. Then, pass one of those specific IDs into the get_availability tool. Always start with the property list.
Creating leads before confirming unit status
A sales agent submits a lead via create_lead for a unit that is actually sold, wasting time and causing confusion.
Always validate first. Check the unit using get_availability to confirm it's open. Only then should you submit the prospect data by calling create_lead.
Treating work orders as general tasks
A user just asks, 'What needs fixing?' and gets a massive dump of irrelevant information from different systems.
Be specific. Use get_work_orders and filter it by the PropertyID to get only relevant maintenance tickets. If you need more, use get_properties first.
When It Fits, When It Doesn't
Use this MCP if your core tasks involve reading or writing structured data about physical properties—things like unit IDs, lease dates, financial balances, and work order statuses. It's built for the entire property lifecycle.
Don't use it if you need to process unstructured text (like summarizing a long email chain) or handle complex external billing reconciliation that happens outside of Entrata’s records. For instance, if your goal is pure document analysis, use a general NLP model; this MCP doesn't do that. If all you need is a simple list of names and addresses without any property context, just use a contact database tool instead.
Questions you might have
How do I find all properties with the Home River Group MCP? +
You use get_properties. This tool lists every property managed by the group, giving you the foundational PropertyIDs needed to run any other function.
Can I get financial information using get_ledgers? +
Yes. The get_ledgers tool pulls detailed financial records and account statements for specific residents, helping you track payments and balances.
Does the create_work_order tool require a PropertyID? +
Yes, it does. You must first run get_properties to get a valid PropertyID before submitting any work order ticket using create_work_order.
How do I check if a unit is ready for rent? (using get_availability) +
Run get_availability. You need to provide the specific PropertyID and then specify the units you want checked. The result tells you exactly which units are open.
What if I find a new lead? Should I use create_lead? +
Yes, create_lead is the correct tool. It submits a new prospect record directly into Home River Group's system for follow-up.
When I call `get_lease_info`, what specific documents or details can I retrieve for a resident? +
It pulls granular lease agreements, including start and end dates, associated rental terms, and any linked amendments. This is useful when you need to check the exact contractual status of an existing tenant.
How do I use `get_work_orders` to view a maintenance history for a property? +
You list all active or closed work orders by filtering the results with a specific PropertyID. This lets you track the full timeline of maintenance issues, not just current ones.
What is the best way to use `get_units` if I need an inventory count for a building? +
You must provide the PropertyID first. The tool then returns a list of every unit ID and its associated status within that specific property, giving you a complete unit breakdown.
How do I get API credentials for Home River Group? +
You need to log in to your Entrata instance (homeriver.entrata.com) and navigate to Setup > Company > API Access. If you don't have access, contact your system administrator.
Can I create work orders with this MCP? +
Yes, you can use the create_work_order tool to submit new maintenance requests directly into the system.
Is the subdomain required? +
It defaults to 'homeriver'. If your specific instance uses a different subdomain, you should provide it during setup.
Are these real-time updates? +
Yes, all data retrieved and created is processed directly through the Entrata API in real-time.
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