Every lead comes with the reasons behind it. These are the warning signs our system tracks.
- Building age
- Buildings past 30 years (25 near the coast) owe a milestone inspection, and the older they get, the more work they need.Raises the score gradually with age
- SIRS filed
- The association has completed its Structural Integrity Reserve Study. Engineers have looked, and the repair costs are on paper.Raises the score
- Special assessment
- The association reported a special assessment, with a dollar total and per-unit amount. Owners are being asked to pay for repairs.Strong signal: money is being raised
- Repairs required
- A Phase 2 milestone inspection found repairs, with a deadline for repairs to start.Strong signal, where available
- Unsafe structure case
- The building department has an open unsafe-structure case on the building.Strong signal, where available
- Recert not approved
- The 40/50-year recertification was submitted but not approved, which usually means repairs come first.Strong signal, where available
- Recert permit
- A recertification or engineering permit was pulled recently. Work is being scoped but often not awarded yet.Early signal
- Contractor on permit
- A repair permit already names a contractor. The job is probably taken, so the building drops down and you can hide it.Lowers the score