Do owners post about hiring a manager?

Yes. 'Should I hire a property manager?' and 'PM recommendations in [city]' are common posts in landlord and real-estate communities.

Does IntentHunter contact owners for me?

No. It finds and scores public conversations and links to the source. You decide whether and how to reach out.

Can I cover more than one market?

Yes, as separate projects, each with its own keywords and inbox, within your plan's limits.

For property management companies

Win property management clients ready to hand off their rentals.

'Worth hiring a property manager for my rental?' and 'PM recommendations in [city]?' get posted by tired landlords regularly. IntentHunter scores these owner-intent threads into one inbox.

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Ready to hire 30m ago 91

Out-of-state owner with 3 rentals in [city], done self-managing. PM recommendations?

Tired of midnight calls and chasing rent from another time zone. Want a manager who communicates and handles maintenance.

Switching 7h ago 86

Our property manager stopped answering and missed two repairs. Who's actually good in the area?

Lost trust after months of silence. Looking to move our doors to a responsive company.

Pain point 1d ago 80

Tenant turnover is eating me alive, is a property manager even worth the percentage?

Constant vacancies and make-ready costs. Wondering whether a manager would actually pay for itself.

Why this matters

What's actually happening today

Burned-out landlords ask communities first

The 'should I hire a property manager?' thread is a warm owner lead. Companies that show up helpfully win the doors.

Owners switch managers over bad service

A landlord venting about missed repairs and unanswered calls is ready to move their portfolio to someone better.

Door growth is slow and referral-bound

Watching public intent adds a steady acquisition channel beyond waiting for the next referral.

What you get

What IntentHunter does for you

Market and property-type intent, scored

Track your markets and the property types you manage. Owner-intent posts are scored against your business so the strongest surface first.

Spot the switchers

Signals are classified by intent, including owners frustrated with a current manager who are actively looking to switch.

One inbox, source links included

Each signal links to the original thread so you can read the full context before reaching out. IntentHunter never posts for you.

A project per market

Run separate projects for each market, each with its own keywords and inbox, within your plan's limits.

How it works

From setup to your first useful signal

01

Add your markets and property types

Describe where you operate and the kinds of properties you manage.
02

We scan the public conversations

Communities and social posts are scanned and scored against your markets and the intent signals that precede hiring a manager.
03

Review the thread and reach out your way

Open the source, read the context, and decide whether to introduce yourself, share details, or pass.

FAQ

Common questions

Do owners post about hiring a manager?: Yes. 'Should I hire a property manager?' and 'PM recommendations in [city]' are common posts in landlord and real-estate communities.
Does IntentHunter contact owners for me?: No. It finds and scores public conversations and links to the source. You decide whether and how to reach out.
Can I cover more than one market?: Yes, as separate projects, each with its own keywords and inbox, within your plan's limits.

Ready when you are.

Create a project, choose the sources your plan supports, and review scored signals as scans run.

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