Property Alert
Monitoring for Peace of Mind
An online voluntary subscription tool that aids in the detection of possible fraudulent activity regarding documents filed in offices where land records are maintained.
Key Outcomes for GovOS Land Recording Customers
This valuable and necessary convenience can help combat fraud by allowing property owners to sign up for recording alerts using either their names or by searching for their last known recorded document, and building alerts based on that document’s available data, including Owner Names, Property ID/Parcel Number and/or its Legal Description. When a document is recorded that references any of these selected alerts, the system will email the subscriber, with links to all newly recorded documents that meet their alert criteria.
How to Get Notified of Possible Fraud
Empower Your Management
Property Alert allows for self-managed accounts, where the subscriber can review or remove any or all alerts
Stay Informed
Property owners can create custom, automated alerts that will be emailed to them when a document is recorded containing their name, the property’s ID number (where used), parcel number (where used), or legal description
Maximize Monitoring
More than one automated alert can be created under the same account
Download the GovOS Property Alert Application Overview
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Create a Property Alert from a Personal or Entity Name
Set up a property alert by entering a name or multiple names. Optionally include alternate spelling variations.
Create a Property Alert from a Public Document
Search for a document and set up a property alert based on that document’s information.
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