An out-of-state landlord with three rentals is on Reddit asking for a manager who actually communicates, while another owner is done with one who stopped answering. IntentHunter scores each thread 0-100 by market and property type, says in one line why it matched, drafts a reply, and links you to the post.
The "worth hiring a property manager?" thread on Reddit is where a tired owner decides. Out-of-state owners chasing rent from another time zone are the warmest of all. Whoever shows up helpfully in that thread is in the running for the doors.
"Our manager stopped answering and missed two repairs" is someone ready to move their portfolio today. That thread scores high as switching intent, and a responsive company that replies well is exactly what they are looking for.
Most management companies grow one referral at a time and stall between them. Watching public owner-intent threads adds a channel that does not depend on someone remembering to send you a name.
Each thread gets a 0-100 score for whether the owner is in a market you serve and managing property you handle, from single-family to small multifamily, plus a one-line reason it matched. A post in a market you do not cover drops down the list.
Signals are classified by intent. An owner frustrated with a current manager and asking who is actually good outranks someone idly weighing whether to self-manage, because they are ready to move their doors.
Open a signal and one click takes you to the original Reddit post. Read what went wrong and what the owner wants, then use the drafted reply as a starting point. IntentHunter never posts for you.
Run a separate project per market, each with its own keywords and scored inbox, within your plan's limits.
Describe where you operate and the kinds of properties you manage. The clearer the setup, the sharper the 0-100 score.
Threads from the sources enabled for your project get scored 0-100 against your markets, each with a one-line reason it matched and the intent signals that come before hiring a manager.
Open the original post, read the context, and use the drafted reply in your own voice, or pass on the markets you do not cover.
Create a project, pick your sources, and see what your market is already asking for.
