MILWAUKEE, WI - Eviction, Divorce & Housing Code Violation Leads

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MILWAUKEE, WI - Eviction, Divorce & Housing Code Violation Leads

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

I have several lead types available for the Milwaukee, WI area:

Pending Evictions - With these pending eviction leads you have a chance to reach the homeowner while the eviction is still in process and the tenant is still residing at the property. This is an opportunity to reach the landlords faced with headaches - trying to evict someone, racking up legal expenses and possibly enduring property damages.

Housing Code Enforcement Complaints - Housing code violations reflect properties with nuisances such as, but not limited to, high weeds/grass, junk vehicles on the property, excessive trash and debris on the property and also in some cases structural damages to the home. Some are vacant. Some are occupied. Some reflect renters trashing the property. Others are owner occupied that are neglecting their property.

Pending Divorces - These leads reflect only couples that own real property that are currently going through the divorce process. In some cases decisions will need to be made regarding the real property. By contacting them while the divorce is in progress you will be able to offer options they may not be aware of.

All of these lead types shouldn't be confused with old data reflecting events that happened weeks or months ago. These are "live" leads in real time reflecting homeowners that are currently going through these events.

In addition, all of the above lead types will reflect that the property is currently off-market and you will be provided with estimated values. Property types are also verified on each one and you will only receive leads reflecting the types of properties you are seeking to purchase.

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  • Flipper/Rehabber · Jacksonville, NC · Member since 2015 · 11 posts · 2 votes
    7y

    @Jerry Holt I’m not in your area, but I’m interested in what methods you use to access code violations?

  • Specialist · Portland, OR · Member since 2015 · 1k+ posts · 231 votes
    7y

    @Alphonso Oates  Accessing code violation data depends on where your target market is. Almost all code violation enforcement units operate within city governments rather than county or state. In some of the larger cities you might be able to access the information via their open data web portal, if they have one. Others you might need to submit a FOIA request. Like I said, it greatly varies from city to city. Good luck!

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