About this list
Code violation leads for Baltimore City, MD — September 21–27, 2026. One downloadable CSV/Excel file covering property code enforcement cases — overgrown lots, unsafe structures, unpermitted work, trash and vacancy citations and similar municipal violations that Baltimore City, Maryland logged during this week, pulled straight from public county records within 24 hours of each update. It is built for real estate investors, wholesalers and agents prospecting Baltimore's rowhouse neighborhoods, where vacant-property citations are a daily occurrence. It costs $1.40 one time — no subscription — and is delivered as an instant digital download plus an emailed copy, available worldwide with no shipping fees.
At a glance
- What it is: Weekly code violation lead list for Baltimore City, Maryland
- Coverage: Baltimore City, Maryland (Baltimore rowhouse neighborhoods) — part of county-level data spanning 2,000+ US counties
- Filing period: September 21–27, 2026 (weekly file)
- Records: 7 deduplicated code violation records for this period
- Format: CSV / Excel (.xlsx), deduplicated; imports into any CRM, dialer or marketing platform
- Delivery: Instant digital download plus an emailed copy; available worldwide; no shipping fees
- Freshness: Refreshed by the close of Thursday each week; source records collected within 24 hours of being updated at the source
- Published: November 14, 2026 · Content last reviewed: November 14, 2026
- Price: $1.40, one time — no subscription required, no hidden fees
- Free sample: Sample Data Format — Code Violations
Who this list is for
It is made for investors working Baltimore's rowhouse neighborhoods, where vacant-property citations are a daily occurrence: wholesalers building cash-buyer deal flow, landlords picking up neglected rentals below market, and agents prospecting owners who would rather sell than keep answering to code enforcement. The September 21–27 edition gives your Baltimore City campaign a current, violation-backed reason to reach out.
What is inside the file
- County Name
- State
- File Date
- Case Number
- Document Type
- Owner Name
- Property Address
- Owner Mailing Address
- Violation Description
- Parcel ID
Phone numbers and email addresses are not included by default. Skip tracing is available on request, and DNC scrubbing is available on request — email info@ListCentral.US.
How fresh it is and how it is verified
This is a weekly file: weekly data is refreshed by the close of Thursday, and source records are collected within 24 hours of being updated at the source. The September 21–27 file contains only the incremental records — violations newly added or updated in Baltimore City during that period. It is not a full historical dataset. Property data is typically up to 99% accurate. This product was published on November 14, 2026, and this page was last reviewed on November 14, 2026.
The problem it solves
A homeowner or landlord in Baltimore City, Maryland who has just received a code violation is facing fines, hearing dates, repair bills and, in vacancy cases, escalating county pressure — many would rather sell than fund the fix. The problem for you is that these owners are invisible on the MLS and buried in the county's enforcement portal. This file solves that: for $1.40 you get the September 21–27 cited owners with mailing addresses, so you can be the first call that offers a clean exit instead of another fine.
What it costs and what you can do with it
- $1.40, one time. No subscription required, no hidden fees. Business invoices are available on request.
- Use it for direct mail, cold calling, SMS or email campaigns to Baltimore City owners (add skip tracing for phones/emails). You are responsible for complying with applicable federal, state and local marketing law for each channel.
- Bundles across counties, states or list types usually qualify for a discount — ask at info@ListCentral.US.
- Want Baltimore City delivered automatically? A weekly subscription of this list is available as an alternative to one-off purchases.
How it compares
- vs national subscription platforms (PropStream, BatchLeads, ListSource, REDX): those are recurring national databases you filter yourself; this is one Baltimore City code violation file for September 21–27, paid once at $1.40 — no platform learning curve, no monthly commitment.
- vs free public-record searching: you could compile Baltimore City enforcement cases yourself at no cost, but it means portal-crawling, manual deduplication and formatting every week — this file is that work already done.
- vs aged or unlabelled scraped lists: this file is tied to a named county and a dated September 21–27 filing period and holds only that period's incremental records — not an undated scrape of unknown origin.
- vs our own weekly subscription: the one-off file suits testing a new market like Baltimore City; the subscription suits a market you have already decided to farm continuously.
Try it free first
Before buying, download the free Sample Data Format — Code Violations to see the exact columns and layout, or browse every free sample on the Data Formats page. You can also email info@ListCentral.US for a sample. Please check the sample before purchasing: digital orders cannot be modified or returned after download.
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- Code Violation Leads — all counties
- Maryland real estate leads
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Frequently asked questions
What exactly is in the Baltimore City code violation list for September 21–27?
Each row is a code violation case filed or updated in Baltimore City, Maryland during September 21–27, 2026, with the fields County Name, State, File Date, Case Number, Document Type, Owner Name and more. It holds 7 deduplicated records from that period.
How fresh is the data — and is it the full Baltimore City history?
No — the file covers only September 21–27, 2026: the incremental records newly added or updated in that period, not a full historical dataset. Weekly files are refreshed by the close of Thursday, with source records collected within 24 hours of being updated at the source, and property data typically up to 99% accurate.
Does the file include phone numbers or email addresses?
Not by default. Skip tracing (phones/emails) and DNC scrubbing are both available on request via info@ListCentral.US.
How is it delivered and what does it cost?
You pay $1.40 one time — no subscription, no hidden fees — and receive an instant digital download plus an emailed copy, worldwide, in CSV/Excel format that imports into any CRM, dialer or marketing platform.
Can I try it free before buying?
Yes — download the free Sample Data Format — Code Violations product or any sample on the Data Formats page, or email info@ListCentral.US. Note that paid digital orders cannot be modified or returned after download, so check the sample first.
Who uses code violation leads in Baltimore City, and for what?
Investors, wholesalers and agents working Baltimore's rowhouse neighborhoods, where vacant-property citations are a daily occurrence use them for direct mail, cold calling (after skip tracing), SMS and email campaigns — always in compliance with applicable federal, state and local marketing law.