Free rental license lookup
Check any Philadelphia rental in 10 seconds
Enter an address and we pull the city's own records: rental license status and expiration, open L&I violations, unsafe cases, lead certificate status, your last Certificate of Rental Suitability, Commercial Activity License and owner details. Then we show you exactly what it costs to fix.
- Rental license status, number, units and expiration
- Open L&I violations with plain-English titles
- Unsafe and imminently dangerous designations
- Lead certificate status and expiration date
- Date of your last Certificate of Rental Suitability
- Commercial Activity License on record
- Out-of-town owner and local agent flag
- Certificate of Rental Suitability readiness for Nov 1
Enter a Philadelphia address
Free, instant, no email needed. We pull live City of Philadelphia records for your address.
Rental license · L&I violations · Unsafe cases · Lead certificate · Suitability certificate · CAL · Ownership · PriceAbout the property check
Where does this data come from?
Every check runs live against City of Philadelphia open data: the AIS address service, the Office of Property Assessment (ownership, year built, property type), L&I business licenses (rental license status, units, CAL), L&I violations, the unsafe and imminently dangerous case lists, Health Department lead certifications, and L&I Certificates of Rental Suitability.
How do I look up a Philadelphia rental license by address?
Type the address above. We match it to its OPA account number, then pull every rental license record tied to that parcel, including status, license number, unit count and expiration date.
Does the check show my lead certificate?
Yes. We read the Health Department lead certification records for the property: lead-safe, lead-free, exempt, pending or expired, with the expiration date. What we cannot see is your city tax balance, which is not published per property, so we confirm tax clearance during intake.
The result says I am at risk. What now?
Click "Fix it for me" and we take the address, unit count and findings straight into your intake. A coordinator reviews it within one business day.
Get licensed before Nov 1.
$500 flat service fee per property + city fees at cost. We handle the city, the paperwork, and the follow-up.