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Looking For Distressed Properties? Potentially Motivated Sellers?

Specialist · Portland, OR · Member since 2015 · 1k+ posts · 231 votes

WE HAVE CODE VIOLATION LEADS AVAILABLE IN MANY AREAS!

Code violation leads generally reflect situations where someone has made a complaint regarding a property. It could be for trash and debris scattered throughout the property, damages to the house, high weeds and grass, junk vehicles, squatters, rats, board/secure and many other reasons. Bottom line is someone is fed up, tired of looking at it and has reported it.

Some properties you will find are vacant. Others are occupied. Some reflect renters trashing the property. Others are owner occupied that are neglecting their own property. We've found that in most areas where we offer these leads that a decent portion of the code violation leads should also reflect absentee owners.

Real Estate Lead Dawgs has code violations available for the following areas:

FLORIDA

  • Broward County – Ft. Lauderdale and surrounding area
  • Tampa
  • Lee County – Ft. Meyers and surrounding area
  • St. Petersburg

GEORGIA

  • Fulton County – Atlanta
  • Dekalb County – Metro Atlanta, Decatur, Stone Mountain and other cities

INDIANA

  • Indianapolis

MARYLAND

  • Baltimore City and Baltimore County

MISSOURI

  • Kansas City

NEW YORK

  • Buffalo

OREGON

  • Portland

PENNSYLVANIA

  • Philadelphia

TEXAS

  • Dallas

Don't see your market area? Please let me know and I'll see what might be available in your neck of the woods.

Please contact me for more info or visit https://realestateleaddawgs.com/code-violation-leads

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  • Investor · Austin, TX · Member since 2021 · 96 posts · 61 votes
    4y

    These guys do what they say they will in a very timely fashion.  I have been happy with the lists I've received from them so far

  • Specialist · Portland, OR · Member since 2015 · 1k+ posts · 231 votes
    4y

    @Brian Nally  Thanks Brian! Appreciate it.

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