The Reality After Closing
Clients lose visibility after closing.
Once the transaction is complete, homeowners often don’t have insight into activity tied to their property in public records.
Activity can happen without their awareness.
Certain filings or updates—such as recorded documents—may occur without a homeowner’s knowledge.
Staying informed isn’t always easy.
Many homeowners rely on multiple sources or third-party services for additional monitoring.
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Ongoing visibility after closing
FAQ
Property monitoring is a complimentary information service that scans certain publicly available property records and MLS data associated with your property. You’ll receive email alerts when activity is identified, such as the recording of a new document or a property listing associated with your property. This service is designed to help keep you informed so you can act if something doesn’t look right.
You may have access to this service following your recent purchase transaction with a title company that is part of the Fidelity National Financial (FNF) family of companies. FNF, its title insurers, and its title companies are committed to helping consumers stay informed on activity on their property.
No, this service is provided to home buyers who have has a recent owner’s policy issued by their title company. Customers will receive an email announcing the service shortly after closing.
This is a complimentary post-closing informational service and no payment is required.
You will receive email alerts if:
A new document is recorded against your property (such as a lien or deed) in the public records available.
Your property is listed for sale on the Multiple Listing Service (MLS).
Alerts include general information about the identified property activity. Alerts may not reflect all activity and may not always be complete, so you should review them carefully and take any action you deem appropriate.
No. Property Monitoring does not prevent fraud. It’s designed to provide awareness of certain events related to your property. Because alerts may not be comprehensive or fully accurate, it is important to review any alerts activity and determine whether any follow-up is needed.
Your property will remain enrolled in monitoring as long as the property remains in your name. You may opt-out of the service at any time. We may also modify or discontinue the service at any time.
We maintain physical, electronic, and procedural safeguards to protect your Personal Information. For more information on FNF’s privacy practices, visit fnf.com/privacy-notice.
If your email or mailing address changes, or if you have questions, contact the title company that handled your closing.
