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Fix-and-Flip Trigger

Investors mid-flip — DSCR / bridge / construction-loan opportunities.

Permits ≥$20k issued on Charleston Tri-County properties purchased within the last 120 days, where the owner is an LLC, corporation, or holds 2+ properties. These are flips in progress: cash went in to acquire, capital went in to renovate — they need either a bridge to refi or DSCR to keep as a rental. Get to them before they call their existing lender.

Active flips · 120d
0
permitted post-purchase
Avg purchase → permit
0d
lower = more rapid flip
Permit value (combined)
$0
total construction $ deployed
Distinct investors
0
entities or multi-prop owners
Top investors · ranked by flip activity
concentrate outreach — these are repeat clients with predictable financing needs
InvestorTypeActive flipsPortfolioPermit valueAvg paceLast activity
No investor flips surfaced. Either permit data is sparse or no qualifying entity-owner permits in the last 120 days.
Active flip triggers · permits issued post-purchase (0)
addresses with construction permits within 120 days of acquisition · DSCR / bridge ready · saved ★ on top, contacted ✓ next, dismissed ✕ hidden
Permit issuedAddressOwnerBought forPermit $Est ARVTypeSpeedActions
No active flip triggers surfaced. Permit feed needs to be flowing live with property_records sale data joined.
How to use →The “rapid flip” rows (under 30d purchase-to-permit) are the warmest — they bought to flip, the contractor's already swinging hammers. Pitch a 12-month bridge with built-in construction draw schedule. The “value-add” rows (90+ days) lean DSCR — they probably plan to keep it as a rental. Pull title once a week and call the LLC's registered agent. ARV estimate uses cost-approach: purchase + permit × 1.4 uplift assumption — adjust for your zip-level comps.