Live in 4 cities · updated Nov 4
Houses the city just cited, sent to a hearing, or scheduled for demolition. Matched to the property record and scored, every week.

How it works
A house in trouble leaves a paper trail at city hall before it shows up on the usual lists. We read it, match it to the property, and score it.
Repeat violations on the same house. We count every one.
A code case opens: housing, substandard, abatement.
A hearing date, daily fines, or a demolition vote.
Tax default and foreclosure filings. Where most list tools look.
What you get
Coverage
4 cities across 3 states today. Ask for your city.
Sources
Pricing
Every lead in your city, every week.
All 4 cities now, plus each new one we add.
FAQ
Public records: city code-enforcement cases, council and hearing agendas, and county or state property records. Every lead links to the record it came from, so you can check it yourself.
Those tools are built on county records like tax delinquency and foreclosure filings. We read what happens earlier at city hall: code cases, hearing deadlines and demolition votes, matched to the property and scored.
We pull every source at least weekly and flag what's new. This week's run found 957 properties with a new signal.
No. You get the owner of record and mailing address where the public data allows it. Use your own skip tracing, and follow calling, texting and do-not-call laws.
Charlotte, NC, Fort Worth, TX, Lakeland, FL, Orlando, FL, with more added every week. Tell us which city you want next on the contact page.
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Current records, best first, scored, with a link to each city record.
Most list tools skip city code cases, hearings and demolition votes. We don't.