Code violations reveal motivated sellers. We flag every one.
FlaggedLeads stacks messy city records, scores property distress levels, and delivers ranked leads in real time.
0 active violations tracked across Seattle.
How it works
Municipal records, aggregated at scale
City data is fragmented, buried in government portals, and different in every market. We normalize and ingest it daily so you don't have to.
Every property gets scored
Multi-signal algorithm weighs violation type, severity, freshness, and volume. Properties ranked by distress level, not just listed.
Your pipeline, ready to work
Violation history, distress scores, trend tracking, property details. Filter by zip, type, or score. Export to CSV for your mail house.
Not all violations are equal. Most lead lists are just noise.
Our scoring engine separates real distress from the rest, ranked and ready.
Strong signals
Owner absent, city escalating. High motivation, low competition.
Three fresh violations outscores ten stale ones. Volume plus recency means pressure right now.
Filtered out
Owner is investing in the property. Active improvement means not distressed.
Closed violations from years ago tell you nothing about current motivation.
See it in action.
Filter by zip, score, and violation type. Click any lead for the full story.
New to this? Start with the investor's guide to building & housing code violations.
Your daily pipeline
Interactive distress map
Every violation plotted and color-coded by score. Zoom from city-wide to street-level.
Smart filters
Narrow by zip code, violation type, score threshold, or recency. See only the leads that match your buy box.
Trend tracking
Arrows show which properties are getting worse. Rising distress means rising motivation.
Export-ready
One-click CSV formatted for REIPrintMail, Ballpoint, or your mail house. Violation history included.
"As a new dad, I didn't have time to drive for dollars all over the city to find leads. I wanted a way to see the best properties to focus all in one place, so I built it. I'm excited to add more markets soon."
Skyler Bissell, Seattle, WA
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