Code violation leads for houses that need a new owner.
Neglected properties get reported to the city long before they're listed. We pull those reports daily and keep only the violations that point to a motivated seller.
The violations we keep
| High grass and weeds | Often the first sign a house is vacant or the owner is out of state |
| Dilapidated or substandard | Repairs the owner may not be able or willing to make |
| Vacant or unsecured | Open, boarded or abandoned houses |
| Junk or inoperable vehicles | Neglect on the lot that often comes with a tired owner |
| Zoning violations | Use or structure problems that can push an owner to sell |
Noise, parking and other reports that don't signal a seller are filtered out.
Pair it with skip tracing
Code reports list the property, not the owner. Each lead comes with the full street address, ready for your skip tracing tool to find the owner's name, phone number and mailing address. Absentee owners and tired landlords show up here often.
Questions people ask
Are code violation records public?
Service requests and code enforcement cases in Oklahoma City are public. LiveLeadFeed uses the publicly reported address and violation type.
Why are code violation leads good for wholesaling?
They point to houses with visible problems, often vacant or owned by absentee owners, which are classic off-market wholesale deals.
Which cities are covered?
Oklahoma City code enforcement at launch. Other cities in Oklahoma County will be added.
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