How Do I Keep a List of Interested Tenants for Future Vacancies?

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How Do I Keep a List of Interested Tenants for Future Vacancies?

You keep the list by recording each interested person with their budget, preferred area, and move-in timing, and by matching them automatically to units that become vacant. On Jestor, this runs through a prospects table and automation with WhatsApp.

Many people ask about units that are not yet available. When these contacts are written on notes or forgotten in chats, the agency starts every vacancy from zero, even though interested tenants were waiting.

What lost prospects cost

  • Vacancies lasting longer because no one remembers who asked
  • Interested tenants choosing other agencies
  • Repeated advertising spend for every new vacancy
  • Agents wasting time looking for old contacts

How a prospect list works

  • Each person is a record with budget, area, and timing
  • A new vacancy filters matching prospects automatically
  • A message invites them to see the unit
  • Contact history shows who has already been offered what

Why Jestor fits this use case

  • Vacancies fill faster from a warm list
  • Advertising cost per rental falls
  • Agents work from a clear, shared list
  • This scales from a small agency to a large rental desk

Contacts in notes and chatsProspect list matched to vacancies
Lost opportunitiesNotified automatically

Frequently Asked Questions

Can people join the list through a form? Yes, a form can add them directly. More at jestor.com.

Can messages go through WhatsApp? Yes, with the native integration.

Can I record consent to be contacted? Yes, a consent field can be required.

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