Closing Intelligence Platform

Know before you close.

The only platform that scans Detroit's 11 municipal databases simultaneously — blight tickets, CoC status, tax liens, permits, lead clearance, water balance — and returns a scored closing readiness assessment in under 5 seconds.

11 databases
5 second results
No login required
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Instant compliance reports for closings, acquisitions, and due diligence.

Daily portfolio surveillance with blight alerts, CoC tracking, and automated resolution assist.

Scans 11 databases in real-time
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Compliance Report
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1420 Bagley Ave, Detroit MI

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Readiness Score
Encumbered
3 issues require resolution
Blight Tickets3 active · $4,250
Tax Assessment$2,400 pop-up
Certificate of ComplianceActive — Dec 2026
11 databases scanned · 4.2s

11 databases. One scan.

Every report checks all municipal data sources simultaneously.

Live city data
How it works

Three products. One platform.

Pre-closing intelligence, violation resolution, and ongoing monitoring — everything a Detroit property professional needs, in one place.

One-time report · $29

The closing report that replaces 30 days of manual research.

Enter any Detroit address. In under 5 seconds, get a scored closing readiness assessment covering blight liens, CoC status, tax pop-up exposure, lead clearance, permit history, water balance, and more. Executive summary included — attach directly to closing files.

11 municipal databases scanned simultaneously
Scored 0–100 with CLEAR / ENCUMBERED / BLOCKED classification
Per-ticket analysis with golden window and motion eligibility
Proposal A tax pop-up calculated to the dollar
Volume pricing: 5-pack $125 · 10-pack $199
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Pricing

Transparent pricing. No surprises.

One-time reports for closings and due diligence. Monthly monitoring for ongoing portfolios. Every paid plan includes the full resolution system.

Single Report

One property, one assessment

$29

per report · no subscription

11 databases scanned in 5 seconds
Scored closing readiness (0–100)
Executive summary
Per-ticket legal analysis
Tax pop-up calculation
Instant PDF delivery
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Most popular

5-Pack

For active closers and investors

$125

$25/report · save 14%

Everything in Single, plus:
5 reports to use anytime
No expiration
Use across any properties
Share with your team

10-Pack

Volume pricing for title companies

$199

$19.90/report · save 31%

Everything in 5-Pack, plus:
10 reports to use anytime
Priority processing
Bulk address upload (CSV)
Dedicated email support

Compare: Manual municipal lien searches cost $100–300 and take 3–5 business days. Our report scans 11 databases in 5 seconds for $29.

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The cost of not knowing

Compliance issues compound quietly until they become liens, blocked permits, and failed closings.

Title Companies

Hidden liens transfer at closing

Blight judgments become priority liens that don't appear in standard title searches. A single missed judgment can cloud title and unwind a closing.

Investors

Permits denied on outstanding judgments

Under Code 9-2-5, BSEED automatically denies all permit applications when blight judgments are outstanding.

Property Managers

Default judgments entered in 21 days

Missing a hearing triggers an automatic loss. After 21 days, the judgment becomes permanent and the fine increases.

All Owners

Tax foreclosure from unpaid fines

Unpaid blight judgments transfer to the County Treasurer's tax roll — the leading cause of unexpected foreclosures.

Landlords

Tenants can withhold rent legally

Open judgments result in automatic denial of your Certificate of Compliance. Without a CoC, tenants can legally place rent into escrow.

All Owners

Fines compound every 24 hours

Inspectors can issue a new violation every 24 hours for uncorrected issues. A single $200 notice can compound into thousands.

Title Companies

Hidden liens transfer at closing

Blight judgments become priority liens that don't appear in standard title searches. A single missed judgment can cloud title and unwind a closing.

Investors

Permits denied on outstanding judgments

Under Code 9-2-5, BSEED automatically denies all permit applications when blight judgments are outstanding.

Property Managers

Default judgments entered in 21 days

Missing a hearing triggers an automatic loss. After 21 days, the judgment becomes permanent and the fine increases.

All Owners

Tax foreclosure from unpaid fines

Unpaid blight judgments transfer to the County Treasurer's tax roll — the leading cause of unexpected foreclosures.

Landlords

Tenants can withhold rent legally

Open judgments result in automatic denial of your Certificate of Compliance. Without a CoC, tenants can legally place rent into escrow.

All Owners

Fines compound every 24 hours

Inspectors can issue a new violation every 24 hours for uncorrected issues. A single $200 notice can compound into thousands.

Title Companies

Hidden liens transfer at closing

Blight judgments become priority liens that don't appear in standard title searches. A single missed judgment can cloud title and unwind a closing.

Investors

Permits denied on outstanding judgments

Under Code 9-2-5, BSEED automatically denies all permit applications when blight judgments are outstanding.

Property Managers

Default judgments entered in 21 days

Missing a hearing triggers an automatic loss. After 21 days, the judgment becomes permanent and the fine increases.

All Owners

Tax foreclosure from unpaid fines

Unpaid blight judgments transfer to the County Treasurer's tax roll — the leading cause of unexpected foreclosures.

Landlords

Tenants can withhold rent legally

Open judgments result in automatic denial of your Certificate of Compliance. Without a CoC, tenants can legally place rent into escrow.

All Owners

Fines compound every 24 hours

Inspectors can issue a new violation every 24 hours for uncorrected issues. A single $200 notice can compound into thousands.

Trusted by Detroit professionals

"We had $4,000 in tickets from 2021 that had quietly turned into liens — we didn't find out until a refinance title search."

JD
James D.Property Manager, Boston Edison

"A tenant was putting the container out on the wrong day every week. We were getting $130 fines we didn't know about. Once we set up monitoring, we caught it immediately."

SL
Sarah L.Property Manager, Midtown

"We were about to close on a Land Bank property and the clearance check flagged an old grass ticket the seller hadn't disclosed. Saved us from inheriting a judgment."

MR
Marcus R.Investor, Rosedale Park

Common questions

Everything you need to know about the platform.

How is this different from a title search?

A standard title search checks recorded liens at the county level. Detroit blight judgments often haven't been recorded yet — they exist only in the DAH database. Our report scans the municipal databases that title searches miss.

Can I run reports in bulk?

Yes. The 5-pack ($125) and 10-pack ($199) are designed for title companies and investors who check multiple properties per month. Enterprise volume pricing is available for 50+ reports.

How current is the data?

Reports pull from live city databases at the moment of generation. Monitoring scans run daily. When a new ticket is issued or status changes, you'll see it within 24 hours on monitoring, or in real-time on a fresh report.

Does the City send a warning before issuing a ticket?

No. There is no statutory obligation for Detroit to issue a warning for blight violations. The ticket itself is the first notice, and it carries an immediate fine.

We have a property management team. Why do we need this?

Because of strict liability. If your team misses a violation, the lien attaches to the property — not to their license. Detroit Compliance acts as an independent verification layer.

Can we wait for an amnesty program?

Waiting means your properties remain non-compliant — you can't pull permits, obtain a Certificate of Compliance, or sell with clear title while violations are outstanding.

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