For real-estate wholesalers

Code Violation Leads for Real Estate Wholesalers

Code-enforcement activity is one of the clearest public signals that a property may be neglected, vacant, or carrying costs its owner would rather shed. CodeCaseIQ turns that signal into a searchable list across 119 U.S. markets — so your prospecting starts from data, not guesswork.

Why code violations for wholesaling?

Open violations often mean deferred maintenance — and owners aware they owe the city.
Repeat and escalating cases point to absentee or overwhelmed owners.
Every record is public information, so your outreach rests on a defensible basis.
One normalized schema across every market means your process doesn't reset city to city.

A cleaner top of funnel

Filter to the right properties

Narrow by violation volume, recency, severity band, and property characteristics.

Focus your lists

Save, flag, and tag properties worth a closer look; skip the ones that aren't.

Work more markets

Add cities as you grow — $50/month each — without learning a new city portal every time.

How wholesalers use CodeCaseIQ

1

Pick your market

Choose the city or cities you work. Coverage spans 119 markets and grows regularly.

2

Build a targeted list

Search and filter code-enforcement records, then save the properties that fit your buy box.

3

Do your diligence

Review each property's violation history and export eligible recent records into your own workflow.

A note on responsible use. A code violation is a single property-level signal — it does not mean an owner is motivated to sell. CodeCaseIQ does not provide personal phone numbers or personal email addresses. Always conduct your own research and follow all applicable contact and marketing regulations. CodeCaseIQ is not affiliated with or endorsed by any government agency.

Wholesaler FAQs

Are code violations good leads for wholesalers?+

Code-enforcement activity is a useful property-level signal of possible distress, but it is not a guarantee of seller motivation. It works best as one input into a disciplined research process, combined with your own diligence.

Does CodeCaseIQ give me owner contact information?+

In supported counties, the Records feature includes owner names and owner mailing addresses from public county-assessor data. CodeCaseIQ does not provide personal phone numbers or personal email addresses.

How many markets can I work?+

CodeCaseIQ covers 119 U.S. markets. Your subscription includes one city at $100/month, and each additional city is $50/month, so you can expand market by market as you grow.

Can I export the properties I find?+

Yes — standard export covers eligible violation records from the most recent 30 calendar days, which you can bring into your own outreach workflow.

Put code-violation data to work in your pipeline.

$100/month, first city included. Add more markets as you scale.