Verified project $500k – $1m
Los Angeles – Pacific Palisades
Sold once per trade. Take a trade here and you are the only one we sell it to.
You already know where this one is.
What an advert cannot tell you is who is building it.
A licensed contractor took this permit out, and the city has no inspections on record – so nothing has been built yet. He is putting his trades together now.
You get his company name, license number and direct business line. No other contractor is sold your trade on this job.
After that I keep watching it for you. When work starts, or another trade gets taken, you get an email – you do not have to check anything.
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High-Intent Project Lead
This one was hand-picked by BuildCleverly as worth a contractor's time, with the trades it needs worked out and the property matched to it. A list you pull yourself is a list every one of your rivals can pull too.
What is being builtNew build with an attached garage.
GC on the permit Owner lives elsewhere
A general contractor is named on this permit, and the city has no inspections on record yet – so nothing has been built. You get their company name and license number when you take a trade. Worth knowing: the permit says who filed it, not who is running the job day to day. A builder holding a permit with no work on the ground is putting his team together now, and most are running several jobs at once. Win one of them and you are not working one house, you are working his next few years.
They are not living at the property, which on a rebuild is usual – you get the address they actually open their mail at.
What you get the moment you pay- The general contractor's company name, license number and direct business line
- The exact street address
- The owner's name
- Where to write to them, which is not the building site
- The parcel number
- The official permit number
- The exact declared valuation
- The size of the building going up
- The full scope of work, word for word
- The date it was filed
- And an email if the job moves – when work starts, or another trade is taken
- The trade is yours – no other BuildCleverly contractor is sold it
What the permit record showsChecked against the city on October 26, 2026. No separate trade permits have been taken out on this job yet.
That is the record, not a guarantee. A permit does not tell you who has been hired, and plenty of jobs change trades part way through. What you are buying is the lead, sold once in your trade – what you do with it is the job.