Code Violation Property Lists — Motivated Seller Leads

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● Pulled from official city records, updated daily

Real code-violation cases opened in the last 7 days. Full addresses and owner names unmask on the trial.

Date	City	Violation	Address
2026-06-24	Plano, TX	RESIDENTIAL	27•• CLEAR SPRINGS DR
2026-06-24	Sacramento, CA	Junk & Debris	33•• PONY EXPRESS DR, SACRAMENTO 95834
2026-06-24	Plano, TX	RESIDENTIAL	27•• CLEAR SPRINGS DR
2026-06-24	Plano, TX	RESIDENTIAL	27•• CLEAR SPRINGS DR
2026-06-24	Pasco County, FL	Foreclosure Registration	42•• HAWKSLEY PLACE, WESLEY CHAPEL FL 33545
2026-06-24	Baltimore, MD	HCD-Vacant Building	24•• LLEWELYN AVE, Baltimore City, 21213

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What you get

Real numbers from the live PermitGrab database. Every count below is current as of today.

552,022 code violation records

PermitGrab tracks 552,022 code violations across cities including New York City (126,241). Add 25,542,645 property owner records with names + addresses, and you have a motivated-seller prospecting list updated every day.

Why PermitGrab

Find properties with active code violations before they hit the MLS

Owner names and mailing addresses included — skip the skip tracing

Filter by violation type: structural, electrical, plumbing, fire safety

Updated daily from official city code enforcement databases

Frequently asked questions

How do code violations indicate motivated sellers?

Owners facing active code violations often face fines that compound monthly, plus contractor bids they may not be able to fund. Many list below market to avoid the cost of repairs. Real estate investors target violation lists for exactly this reason.

What cities do you cover for code violation data?

PermitGrab tracks code violations from official city code enforcement databases in 50+ cities including New York, Chicago, Houston, Philadelphia, Charlotte, Cleveland, Mesa, Cincinnati, Austin, San Antonio, Cape Coral, and Fort Worth.

Do you include property owner names with violations?

Yes. Wherever the city or county assessor exposes ownership data, we cross-link it to the violation address. You get the owner name and mailing address right next to the violation.

How often is the violation data updated?

PermitGrab pulls fresh violation data from each city every 24 hours. Property owner data refreshes monthly from county assessor exports.

Motivated Seller Leads from Code Violations