How does DLRadar find code-violation properties?

Properties with municipal code liens — accumulating fines that signal a checked-out, often absentee owner carrying a liability they want gone. The scoring is deterministic, not predictive: public records in, a comparable score out, cross-checked against 18 other distress signals across all 3,468 tracked.

Is the property-level data included?

Counts and market scores stay open. The record-level layer — owner, parcel/APN, street address and per-property scoring — is the paid product.

How fresh are the code-violation properties?

DLRadar public-record pipelines refresh continuously, so the underlying signals update as new filings and records are ingested.

Code-Violation & Code-Lien Properties

Properties with municipal code liens — accumulating fines that signal a checked-out, often absentee owner carrying a liability they want gone.

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3,468

code-violation properties currently tracked across DLRadar coverage

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Live sampleSample: code-violation properties by county

County	State	Tracked
Okaloosa	FL	3,355
Sarasota	FL	42
Okeechobee	FL	32
Hillsborough	FL	12
Pinellas	FL	9
Volusia	FL	8
Polk	FL	6
Flagler	FL	2
Citrus	FL	1
Indian River	FL	1

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How code-violation properties work as a signal

Municipal code liens pile up when a property racks up unresolved violations — overgrown lots, unpermitted work, unsafe structures. The accumulating fines mark an owner who has checked out, often an absentee holder carrying a liability they'd rather be rid of than keep paying the city to maintain.

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We show city, ZIP and distress scoring free so the market read costs nothing. The per-parcel detail behind it (address, owner, APN, individual scoring) is the product.

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Code Violation & Code Lien Properties

What a code violation and municipal code lien are, why they signal a distressed or absentee owner, and how to find code-violation properties for off-market deals.

Frequently asked questions

How does DLRadar find code-violation properties?: Properties with municipal code liens — accumulating fines that signal a checked-out, often absentee owner carrying a liability they want gone. The scoring is deterministic, not predictive: public records in, a comparable score out, cross-checked against 18 other distress signals across all 3,468 tracked.
Is the property-level data included?: Counts and market scores stay open. The record-level layer — owner, parcel/APN, street address and per-property scoring — is the paid product.
How fresh are the code-violation properties?: DLRadar public-record pipelines refresh continuously, so the underlying signals update as new filings and records are ingested.