
Don't let Title Fraud
catch you off guard.
Your property ownership records are public, anyone can access them. Title Fraud is real. Today's digital tools have made forging and filing fraudulent ownership documents easier than ever. Who's monitoring your title? Many homeowners assume they'll be alerted if their ownership records change. Without active monitoring, most homeowners won't. Home Title Alert's premium monitoring system includes:
24/7 Property Record Monitoring
Continuous tracking of your property's title, equity, and ownership records. We monitor activity in your property's public records so you don't have to.
Rapid Fraud Alerts
We alert you to new filings, updates, and changes to your property records, allowing you to take immediate action on potential fraudulent transactions.
Up to $2 Million Identity Fraud Insurance*
Up to $2 million in identity fraud insurance to help cover out-of-pocket expenses and professional fees related to Title Fraud.
Dark Web & Identity Monitoring
Deep scanning of dark web data and personal identity markers to identify potential exposure.
24/7 Live Fraud Resolution Specialists
Live experts are available around the clock to assist you and help guide your next steps if fraud occurs.
Catch it fast enough to fight it.
Title fraud happens in days. Most homeowners find out in years.
We close that gap.
Free One-Time Title Check
Free Summary of Your Property Title Records
Using available public property records, we'll provide a summary of recorded ownership, recent transfer activity, and available lien or filing information. No obligation or account required. Typically within 1 business day.
What is Title Fraud?
Title fraud, also called deed fraud or home title theft, happens when someone illegally transfers ownership of your property through fraudulent filings.
How it Works
- 1
The Forgery
A fraudster may try to file fake property documents, like a forged deed, using false identification or questionable notarization.
- 2
The Filing
Once submitted, the document is recorded with the county. Filing offices review documents for compliance, but may not independently verify the authenticity of signatures.
- 3
The Impact
Once recorded, the document becomes part of the public record. This can open the door to unauthorized activity like liens, equity or ownership changes, making early awareness important.
24/7 Monitoring of your Property's Title, Equity, and Ownership
With instant alerts on any change. Built to go beyond basic county notifications.
Your Property Records are Public
Property records like deeds, titles, and mortgages are public by design, ensuring transparency in ownership. But this openness can also create opportunities for fraudulent filings, making continuous monitoring and instant alerts essential.
The Home Title Alert Advantage
The shift to digital tools, online records, and electronic filings has made property fraud faster and easier, making continuous monitoring of your property records more important than ever.
What You Get with Home Title Alert Monitoring
- Timely alerts for changes, updates, or new filings on your property
- Notifications of ownership changes and recorded documents
- 24/7 monitoring of your property’s deed, title, equity, and related public property records
- Simple notifications with confirmation tracking to help ensure you’ve seen important alerts (email or text)
- Secure client portal access
- Reliable, responsive customer support
- Plus, up to $2M* Identity Fraud Expense Reimbursement for covered losses (Plus plans)
Already Using Free County Notifications?
That's a good first step. See what you may be missing.
Title Fraud Doesn't Give Warning.
Home Title Alert alerts you to activity in your property records, so you can identify and respond quickly to transactions you don't recognize.
Pricing is per property · Cancel anytime · All Plus plans include a 30-day free trialStandard Monthly
Billed monthly · Cancel anytime
- 24/7 Premium Title Monitoring
- Rapid Email Alerts
- Rapid SMS Alerts
- Ownership Change Detection
- Monthly Monitoring Reports
- Secure Client Portal Access
- Priority Support
Plus
30-day free trial, then $199/yr
- Everything in Standard
- Dark web & identity monitoring
- Up to $2M in Identity Fraud Insurance*
- Expert resolution specialists
Credit card required · No charge until free trial expires · Cancel anytime
Plus 2-Year
30-day free trial, then $359 every 2 years
- Everything in Plus
- 2 Full Years of Service
- No Renewal for 2 Years
Credit card required · No charge until free trial expires · Cancel anytime
*The Identity Expense Reimbursement and the Unauthorized Electronic Fund Transfer Reimbursement benefits are underwritten and administered by American Bankers Insurance Company of Florida, an Assurant company, under group or blanket policies issued to Generali Global Assistance, Inc., dba Iris® Powered by Generali for the benefit of its Members. Please refer to the actual policies for terms, conditions, and exclusions of coverage. Home Title Identity Theft Expense Reimbursement is not available to residents of New York or Texas. Cyber Extortion Expense Reimbursement is not available to residents of New York. Coverage may not be available in all jurisdictions. Review the Summary of Benefits at irisidentityprotection.com/terms-conditions.
Title Monitoring for Multiple Properties
Simple pricing, the more properties you add, the more you save.
1 Property
$199/year
(Plus Plan)
2 Properties
$299/year
Save $99(Plus Plan)
3 Properties
$429/year
Save $168(Plus Plan)
4+ Properties
Custom
(Plus Plan)
Who Is This For?
No matter your situation, title fraud doesn't discriminate. Here's why each type of homeowner is at risk.
Paid-Off Homeowner
"My house is paid off. Nothing can happen to it."
No mortgage lien means less oversight on your title, so staying aware of changes matters more.
New Homeowner
"I just closed. The title was clear."
Just closed? You verified your title, now monitor for any future unauthorized filings.
Investment Property
"I hold it in an LLC. That protects me."
If you aren't monitoring the title, your LLC isn't either. LLCs protect against personal asset lawsuits, not title fraud.
Long-Time / Senior Owner
"I've lived here 30 years."
Long-term equity makes you a high-value target for fraudsters.
Snowbird / Part-Time
"I'm only gone a few months."
Vacant or unoccupied properties are more likely to attract attention.
Inherited Property
"It's been in the family forever."
Even long-held properties are still vulnerable to unauthorized filings.
Gift Title Monitoring
Set up title monitoring for a parent or family member
- ⚡Easy, fast setup
- 🔒No sensitive information needed
- 🏛️We monitor public records, not private information
- 🔔Help them stay alerted to changes in their property title records
