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PropHunt

3,000 listings a day. The 4 that matter.

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PropHunt pulls listings from Zillow, LoopNet, and Realtor and ranks the rare properties — the ones on the fewest sites, freshest to market — so good deals don't slip past while you're still scrolling. Pick 3–5 favorites and have 10 AI agents deep-analyze each: crime, income, comps, news, and open-city data. It compresses a 3,000-listings-a-day analyst job down to the 4 that matter — same hit rate, a fraction of the time. The whole wedge is speed: you stop losing fast-moving deals.

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Features

AI agents screen 3,000+ listings a day and surface only the rare ones

Ranks by scarcity: fewest sites listed + freshest to market

Pick 3–5 favorites, then 4/7/10 agents deep-analyze each

Per-property analysis: crime, income, comps, news, open-city data

40+ cities of open public data

Web app — nothing to install

Use Cases

Investors who keep losing fast-moving deals to speed

Flippers and landlords screening new markets daily

Small funds and deal-hunters who want analyst-grade screening without hiring an analyst

Comments

I built PropHunt because the best deals don't wait. Investors refresh Zillow, LoopNet, and Realtor all day and still lose the rare ones to whoever moved faster. So I built a team of AI agents that screen ~3,000 listings a day, rank the rare ones (fewest sites, freshest to market), then deep-analyze the few you pick — crime, income, comps, news, open-city data — into one honest memo that also flags what it couldn't verify. The whole bet is speed: 3,000 down to the 4 that matter. Would love feedback from the builders and investors here, especially on what would make you actually trust an AI deal score.

Comments

I built PropHunt because the best deals don't wait. Investors refresh Zillow, LoopNet, and Realtor all day and still lose the rare ones to whoever moved faster. So I built a team of AI agents that screen ~3,000 listings a day, rank the rare ones (fewest sites, freshest to market), then deep-analyze the few you pick — crime, income, comps, news, open-city data — into one honest memo that also flags what it couldn't verify. The whole bet is speed: 3,000 down to the 4 that matter. Would love feedback from the builders and investors here, especially on what would make you actually trust an AI deal score.