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PermitPulse · Tax and bookkeeping firms

STR permit leads for tax and bookkeeping firms

A rental with paying guests means lodging tax returns, income to report and expenses to split, and an owner with several homes has all of that several times over. PermitPulse lists 283,611 permit records, and across the city files outside Texas 1,089 of them sit under names holding ten or more properties.

Counts refreshed 2026-10-23 from the live database.

What the data lets you do

Pick your client size first

A one-house owner might want a yearly return. A name on dozens of permits needs monthly books. Sorting on the name column tells you which conversation you are about to have.

Time your outreach to the permit

Where a register prints a filing date, a brand-new permit holder is an owner who may not have set up their books for the rental yet. New Orleans, Chicago and Louisville publish those dates.

Stay local

Lodging taxes differ by city and county. A firm that already files in a town can say so on the first call, which an out-of-state tax service can't.

Mail what the register allows

Many registers publish an owner's mailing address and no phone. A letter suits an accountant's pitch well, and it carries less calling-law risk.

City files with the most multi-property names

CityRecordsNames with 10+ propertiesName on 2+ properties
Davenport, FL2,40910816%
Ruidoso, NM1,2787816%
Lake Havasu City, AZ8427033%
Destin, FL9026019%
Wisconsin Dells, WI3285736%
Santa Rosa Beach, FL1,1404914%
Miramar Beach, FL7824519%
Naples, FL1,0754210%
Sacramento, CA5393829%
Indian Rocks Beach, FL6843615%
Miami, FL1,8083516%
Green Bay, WI1,1283522%

Records under names holding ten or more different property addresses. A name match is a first filter, not proof of common ownership. Live counts as of 2026-10-23.

What the data does not tell you

Permit records say nothing about income, tax filings or who does an owner's books today. A permit also does not show whether a home earned anything this year.

Compliance

Advertising tax services has its own rules alongside the TCPA and Do Not Call rules. Scrub phones before you call, and check your own professional body's rules on solicitation. Public availability is not consent. Read the compliance guide.

Questions

Can I see how much a rental earns?
No. Registers publish the permit, the holder and the address. Revenue is not in the public record, and we do not estimate it.
How do I find owners with several rentals?
Turn on the big-operator filter in your account. It narrows the export to names on five or more different addresses in a state and adds a column with the count.
Which city has the most large operators?
As of 2026-10-23, Davenport, FL, with 108 records under names holding ten or more properties.
What does the data cost?
$99 a month for one state, $299 a month for the national file, or a one-time download of $149 for a state and $499 for the national file. Pricing details.

Start with one state

$99 a month covers a state with filtered CSV exports, and $299 covers the national file. Or buy a state file once for $149. 283,611 records, 127,924 with a phone or email.