#Code Violations

[rick124879]

Generate Free Lead List using AI & County Public Data: Property, Tax liens, Permit, Code Violations & Foreclosure Records

Real estate investors, home improvement contractors, and businesses can build robust prospect lists for free by leveraging public data from local county or city websites. Here’s a simple guide to help you get started:

1: Gather Public Data

Most counties and cities update their public records regularly. Look for these key data categories:

Property Ownership & Deed Records

Deeds & Titles: Get details on ownership history, transfers, and any liens.

Tax Records & Assessments

Property Tax Assessments: Review assessed values, tax histories, and delinquency data.

Tax Sale Listings: Identify properties overdue on taxes that might be available at a discount.

Permit Applications & Building Data

Permit Applications: Track projects like roof replacements, solar panel installations, pool additions, or other major improvements.

Code Violations

Code Enforcement Records: Find properties with safety or maintenance issues.

Condemnation & Rehabilitation Notices: Spot properties needing significant repairs, potentially ripe for investment.

Foreclosure, Eviction, & Legal Records

Foreclosure Listings: Locate properties in pre-foreclosure or those heading to auction.

Eviction Records & Legal Filings: Discover data on eviction cases, bankruptcies, or probate proceedings that might signal distressed properties.

2. Export and Format the Data

Depending on the county or city, data may be available in different formats:

CSV Exports: Some websites offer a direct download option.

Online Records: Others display records in batches (e.g., 50-100 per page).

PDF Files: Certain data like tax liens or auction details might be provided as PDFs.

3. Transform Raw Data into Actionable Insights with AI

Instead of manually copying records, use AI tools like ChatGPT to structure your data efficiently:

Direct Extraction: Supply the website URL, and let the AI scrape key details (owner name, address, property status, etc.) into a clean CSV or Excel file.

Manual Upload: Alternatively, copy-paste data or upload PDFs into the AI tool and prompt it to organize the information.

4. Enhance Your Prospect List with Data Append Services

Once you’ve compiled your leads, you might want to add contact details like phone numbers or email addresses. datazapp.com offers a quick and reliable solution to append this crucial information, saving you time and ensuring your lead data is complete.

By following these steps, you can efficiently generate a targeted prospect list from free public records. Whether you choose to harness AI for data extraction or opt for ready-to-use solutions from datazapp.com, you'll be well on your way to smarter, cost-effective lead generation.

[jbfly46]

The authority in Portland responsible for citing property owners for code violations resulting in mold growth doesn’t do its job whatsoever. Most buildings in Portland are not properly insulated. I’ve come across mold issues here that I wasn’t aware was a thing while growing up in TN, and Portland Government likes to make you think that it’s your fault that mold is growing in your residence, when house construction has long surpassed the point where they were able to prevent mold growth without any extra maintenance required by the resident. I have to assume that they don’t get constantly sued for it because mold infections make you too fatigued to do anything, much less seek out a lawyer and file a court case.

[ohshinytrinketsmine]

This Love Doesn't Have Long Beans

[o0anapher0o]

A thing we underestimate, I think, is how impulsive Tommy actually is. Obviously Buck is 'the impulsive one' and the cool, confident and competent persona Tommy has (which we already know is bullshit Mr Fake mouth static), kinda distract from the fact that he makes snap decisions all the time he can’t possibly have thought through (because there was no time). Do we think he even thought 20 seconds before he agreed to fly into a hurricane for a man he hadn’t spoken to in five years? He went to talk to Buck, a guy who for all he knew was straight as a ruler, and it took about a minute of flirting before he decided Fuck it I’m kissing him about it. It probably took two seconds after Buck opened his dumb mouth when Eddie crashed their date for Tommy to decide the date was over, and under two minutes from sitting down with his shitty coffee to agreeing to give Buck a second chance.

That’s not to say he couldn’t justify his decisions if pressed (he can and he does ‘I didn’t want to pressure you’), or that he isn’t fully prepared to live with the consequences, but you cannot tell me he considered either the reasons or the consequences in the moment. That comes later.

And because he tends to play responsible adult to bratty baby bi Buck it kind of distracts from how reckless most of these decisions are. The majority of them have the potential to backfire really bad. Death, heartbreak or getting punched in the face type of bad.

Which brings me to the break up, because that’s the same type of snap decision. Tommy is put in a situation and he jumps, damn the consequences. He doesn’t take the time to consider what he’s doing and he doesn’t give Buck the time to process what’s happening. Yes Buck jumped ahead with his ‘move in with me’, but Tommy also skipped a couple of steps there and threw the whole relationship out in a split second decision.

[rotzaprachim]

im shaking every single student organizer and screaming that they need to separate a demand to divest from arms funding from the demand for a university to cut off all contact with Israeli and Israeli-American scholars and students, a demand which no university will agree to because implementing it would in many cases be very illegal

[cirphu]

Wan, what are you really thinking? Between money and love, I choose love. And you confessed your sins to the chef, right? That you were Natasha [Romanoff] working for Mr. Methas. Not yet. I don't dare.

Sailub Hemmawich as OAB and Pon Thanapon as PLAWAN THIS LOVE DOESN'T HAVE LONG BEANS (2024)

[neapoliting]

i can't even explain why i liked reading this book so much but i did. it's not a swerve favorite unless nobody has heard of 70% of the characters

[vespermyotis]

while i am more or less a factory for stupid AUs, i do think theres a solid case to be made for modern mutineers and the diy scene. i say this mostly because, while i think cornelius hickey would thrive in this environment (whether he genuinely enjoyed the scene or not), i met some of the worst men i knew at basement shows. real “wouldn’t need a desperate survival scenario to resort to cannibalism” kind of guys. terror mutineer kind of guys

like: yeah theyre self-professed anarchists but you do not want to know the particulars of their politics (or lack thereof). do not ask. the drugs are mostly bad, the music is mostly bad. billy gibson is going to kill himself on this most mediocre of thursday nights if he doesnt get out of this condemned church in the next ten minutes. trust fund baby charles des voeux is NOT paying that £5 cover and u cant make him (but he WILL be buying coke as soon as he figures out how to get inside). i was 20 years old bribing a man with his own ham sandwich not to drive home piss drunk after his set. and it worked. armitozer.

[spark-circuit]

yesod, hong lu just got eaten by a giant aztec calendar. can you give us a few.

[polysyndetonaddictsupportgroup]

sk8 the infinity is hilarious because every single time adam races all the spectators start going like “oh my god he’s doing a SIGNATURE TRICK” and every single time it’s aggravated assault

[the-fiddlesticks-affair]

have to honor my url as well as my blog title and post my other personal bit of all time banter between them

[gravehags]

the ministry ⛧ haunted edition

[pondslime]

I’m gathering a collection🐊

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

The most terrifying creature of all

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[cordahliaa]

hey hey! was inspired by @nothingtoseeherebyeexx​‘s fem marauders and i decided to draw my own fem sirius <3 

[peliginspeaks]

I've recently started a new job and because of this I need to know more about the ratwork factories immediately. Do they have little ratty break rooms? Do they come in with lunch pails and stack them all up, or do they just share one giant wheel of cheese in the lunch room that they replace every week? Do they have unions? They better have unions.