Expired permit
Open 14 days1234 SW 87 Ave, 33165
Single family · built 1962 · 1,840 sq ft
Sample lead. Address changed.
Miami-Dade · English y español
New code and permit cases, every weekday morning.
When the county opens a case for an expired permit, a bad fence or an overgrown lot, the owner needs help. ObraLeads turns those public cases into a short daily list of local jobs.
Free during the beta. No credit card.
Pick your path
I fix permit problems
Architects, engineers, permit expediters
- Expired permits
- Work done without a permit
- Unpermitted ADUs, setbacks, certificates of use
I do the work
Fence, lot cleanup, painting, repairs, GCs
- Fence violations
- Junk, trash and overgrown lots
- Structure upkeep and unsafe structures
How it works
- 1
The county opens a case
Miami-Dade Code Compliance and the Building Department publish new cases as open data.
- 2
We sort it every morning
Grouped by type, with property facts and, for general code cases, the work similar cases usually needed.
- 3
You open it on your phone
One email a day. Check the address, then reach out and offer your help.
Pricing
Free during the beta
Beta members keep a founding price of $15/mo for life when paid plans start. Everyone else: $29/mo. All categories, all zips, one plan.
Join the betaSign-up opens soon.
Free during the beta. No credit card.
Fair to homeowners
- Public county records only
- No phone numbers, ever
- No owner names in emails
- Owners can remove their property any time
- No scare tactics: subscribers who misuse leads are removed
Questions
- Where do the leads come from?
- Miami-Dade County open data: Code Compliance and Building Department cases in unincorporated Miami-Dade. More areas are coming.
- How many leads a day?
- It changes every day. Recently it has been several hundred trade-related cases a month. You can filter by category and zip code.
- Is it in Spanish?
- Yes. The email and the app work fully in English or Spanish. Pick yours when you sign up.