First American Title Launches Free Property Title Monitoring and Fraud Alert Service for Eligible Customers
"Real estate professionals are increasingly looking for more ways to help protect their home buyers and sellers amid an ongoing wave of fraudster activity that is now powered by AI and advanced technologies," said
The free title monitoring notifies homeowners of new filings—such as deeds or liens—that may affect their property ownership, helping owners detect potentially suspicious activity early and take action. Unlike standalone title monitoring products,
Eligibility for Free Property Title Monitoring and Expansion
The free property title monitoring service is currently available to customers who close their transactions directly through
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*Eligible states include
First American Title Free Property Title Monitoring and Fraud Alerts: Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What did
A:
Q: What does
A: The service monitors public records and alerts homeowners to new filings—such as deeds or liens—that may affect property ownership, helping detect potentially fraudulent activity early.
Q: Why is property title monitoring important for homeowners right now?
A: Real estate fraud is increasing, with cyber-enabled losses exceeding
Q: Is the property title monitoring service really free?
A: Yes. The property title monitoring and fraud alert service is provided at no additional cost to customers who close their transactions directly through
Q: Who is eligible for
A: The service is currently available to customers who close transactions directly through
Q: How is
A: Unlike standalone monitoring services,
Q: What additional benefits do customers receive when they enroll?
A: Enrolled customers gain digital access to their title policy documents through First American's Owners Portal and a direct connection to claims support if needed.
Q: Where can homeowners learn more about fraud prevention and the property title monitoring service?
A: Homeowners can contact a First American sales representative, visit
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