All Forum Posts by: Paul Padilla

Thank you for the reply..I'm devouring the city codes right now. Looking for codes relevant to residential. From my research on BP I found that vacant homes with code violation seem to be motivated. Here are my thoughts, nuisance code violations (garbage , debris, overgrown grass ect.) seem to be a quick fix for the investor, but also for the owner. Major code violations, I would presume will provide more motivation in return more risk. So any ideas on which code violations would offer a profitable balance since the cost of my data is monstrous.

Thank you all for the reply's..I'm devouring the city codes right now. Looking for codes relevant to residential. From my research on BP I found that vacant homes with code violation seem to be motivated. Here are my thoughts,  nuisance code violations (garbage , debris, overgrown grass ect.) seem to be a quick fix for the investor, but also for the owner. Major code violations, I would presume will provide more motivation in return more risk. So any ideas on which code violations would offer a profitable balance since the cost of my data is monstrous.  

Hello fellow BP'ers, I live in Eugene Oregon and I'm in search of code violation leads. I went to the city today to get a list of building code violations. I spoke with a Code Compliance Inspector and he told me to send him an email of the type of violations I wanted. He would then pull the records and give the address and type of violation. Sounds great right.... but wait there is $20 min, non refundable charge, additional research time is charge of $27.50 per hour. So he advise me to narrow my search (very helpful BTW) So my question is? How can i minimize my expense. Should I limit my search to a few code violations, if so which ones. BTW they handle their case through administration and non Judicial so going to court proceeding is out of the question.

Hello fellow BP'ers, I live in Eugene Oregon and I'm in search of code violation leads. I went to the city today to get a list of building  code violations. I spoke with a Code Compliance Inspector and he told me to send him an email of the type of violations I wanted. He would then pull the records and give the address and type of violation. Sounds great right.... but wait there is $20 min, non refundable charge, additional research time is charge of $27.50 per hour. So he advise me to narrow my search (very helpful BTW) So my question is? How can i minimize my expense.  Should  I limit my search to a few code violations, if so which ones. BTW they handle their case through administration and non Judicial so going to court proceeding is out of the question.