Watch the owner of record.
Get an alert for a qualifying change from the owner you confirmed during setup.
Home Title Monitoring
Get alerts for unexpected owner and deed changes in supported public records, so you know when to take a closer look.
Start with a free Exposure Check.
Compare this filing with your confirmed record.
WHAT KINKEEPER DOES
We compare supported owner and deed records with the starting record you confirm.
Get an alert for a qualifying change from the owner you confirmed during setup.
Review qualifying deeds dated after your confirmed starting record.
See available mortgage, lien, assessor, and tax information alongside your record.
When something looks unfamiliar, check the filing with your county recorder or a qualified professional.
How it works
KinKeeper product screens use sample information for Jordan's family.
Jordan M. · Record checked September 8
Check your owner of record Add your property and confirm the available owner and deed details before monitoring begins.
We recheck supported records We look for qualifying owner or deed changes. County and provider update timing varies.
See what changed and where to check Review the alert, then verify unfamiliar filings with your county recorder or a qualified professional.
START WITH A CLEARER VIEW
Check for exposed personal information before choosing ongoing protection.
With a paid plan: confirm your owner of record, then keep watch for qualifying owner and deed changes.
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FOR THE HOME YOU WORKED FOR
Keep an eye on your own home, or help an older parent review a change they choose to share. Check unfamiliar filings with the county recorder.
How trusted support worksCOMMON QUESTIONS
No. KinKeeper does not lock your title or prevent a transfer. It monitors supported public records and helps you review qualifying changes.
No. Home monitoring is separate from title insurance. Do not assume identity-theft insurance covers property-title losses.
About once a month for ongoing monitoring. County recording delays and available data can affect when a change becomes visible.
Review the record and follow the guidance to contact the relevant county recorder or clerk. A flagged change is not a legal determination of ownership or fraud.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Start with a free Exposure Check. No account needed.
Check exposureExplore ongoing protection