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Fairmount, Brewerytown and Francisville · 19130, 19121

Rental license services for Fairmount, Brewerytown and Francisville landlords

Classic brick rowhomes near the Art Museum and a fast-growing rehab market in Brewerytown. Many flipped properties change hands with open permits or violations that block a new owner's license.

5,304
active rental licenses
18,780
licensed rental units
78%
of homes built before 1978 (lead rules apply)
1,609
properties with open L&I violations

Source: City of Philadelphia L&I business licenses, L&I violations, Health Department lead certifications and OPA property data, pulled September 2026. 262 rental licenses in these zip codes show as expired.

373 actively licensed rentals here have an expired lead certificate (Health Department records). An expired lead certificate blocks your license renewal and every new or renewed lease.

What Fairmount, Brewerytown and Francisville owners need before Nov 1

  • An active rental license for every rented unit
  • A current lead-safe or lead-free certificate (most buildings here are pre-1978)
  • Zero open L&I violations, so you can pull a Certificate of Rental Suitability
  • A process for 7-day tenant notices and 10-day certificate requests
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$500 flat service fee + city fees at cost ($69/unit, no markup)

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