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Code-violation velocity as an owner-distress signal

A property amassing code violations is telling you something about its owner: disinterest, incapacity, or financial distress. Violation *velocity* across an owner's whole portfolio is the strongest version of the signal.

Why nobody else sells this

Cities publish enforcement case data on Socrata portals. The join across jurisdictions — and the portfolio grouping by owner name — is unsold manual work. Our engine proved it on Chicago data; corridor cities are queued.

Sources

• Method doc — geo/code_violations adapter (repo)

Coverage: Corridor municipalities — adapters exist, city onboarding queued

Every avenue we build

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• Burn-scar parcel flags from USFS fire perimetersINGESTING
• Short-term-rental eligibility, license registries, caps and waitlistsINGESTING
• Unpermitted-structure detection: assessor footprints vs permit docketsINGESTING
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