Guides on finding, tracking, and acting on construction permit data in Atlanta, Gwinnett County, and Cobb County.
Stamptd tracks new construction permits filed in Tampa and Hillsborough County daily and turns them into leads -- with property owner and builder contact info already attached -- so you reach new projects before they go out to bid.
Read Article → print(article)Stamptd tracks new construction permits filed in Atlanta and Fulton County daily and turns them into leads -- with property owner and general contractor contact info already attached -- so you reach new projects before they go out to bid.
Read Article → print(article)Comparing your options for tracking real estate and construction permits in Tampa, Florida -- and why Stamptd's daily-updated feed with owner and contractor contact info is built specifically for this.
Read Article → print(article)Comparing your options for tracking real estate and construction permits in Gwinnett County, Georgia -- and why Stamptd's daily-updated feed with owner and contractor contact info is built specifically for this.
Read Article → print(article)Journeyman and master are licensing tiers -- foreman is a job role, not a license. Here's exactly how each one differs, and how Stamptd helps contractors at every level find real work.
Read Article → print(article)Building permits and code violations are public record, and they surface motivated sellers before a property ever gets listed. Here's how investors use permit data to find off-market deals.
Read Article → print(article)Atlanta requires vacant properties to be registered with the city, and a new Blight Tax targets the ones that aren't maintained. Here's how that public record already signals which Atlanta homes are sitting empty.
Read Article → print(article)Real estate investors have long found vacant homes by driving neighborhoods looking for overgrown lawns and boarded windows. Here's why that same signal already exists in public code enforcement records -- updated daily, no driving required.
Read Article → print(article)A look at Atlanta's 2026 real estate market -- steady home prices, a surge in commercial construction starts, and why the real opportunity for contractors and suppliers starts the moment a permit is filed, not when a project makes the news.
Read Article → print(article)A practical guide to finding, vetting, and verifying licensed general contractors in Georgia -- including how to see who's actually working on projects near you right now.
Read Article → print(article)A permit is the public record of a construction project before it happens -- and that's exactly what makes it valuable. Here's what a permit actually is, what it contains, and how Stamptd turns that record into a lead.
Read Article → print(article)Landscaping leads come from two genuinely different sources depending on jurisdiction -- Atlanta's public complaint records, and tree planting and preservation requirements attached to Gwinnett permits. Here's how each actually works.
Read Article → print(article)Atlanta tracks tree removal two genuinely different ways -- dedicated arborist permits, and a hidden signal buried in Building and Planning applications that never mention arborists at all. Here's how Stamptd surfaces both.
Read Article → print(article)Overgrown lots, junk accumulation, and unpermitted work complaints are real public signals of a struggling or absentee property owner. Here's how to find them, and what Stamptd surfaces automatically.
Read Article → print(article)Direct answers on where and how to search public construction permit records in Atlanta and Gwinnett County, Georgia -- and how Stamptd surfaces them with owner and contractor contact info included.
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