Recording alerts give property owners an early warning of potentially fraudulent claims or transactions. Built for county recorders, clerks, and registers of deeds to help protect the constituents they serve.
Protect Your Community Against Fraud
With Neumo Property Alert, property owners sign up for recording alerts using their name or by searching for their last known recorded document. Alerts are then built from that document’s available data, including owner names, property ID or parcel number, and legal description. When a newly recorded document references any selected criteria, the subscriber is notified, with links to every document that matches.
Key Features
Across four alert criteria, owners choose the details that matter most for each property. Alerts are delivered by email, SMS text, or phone call, so subscribers receive them via their preferred method of communication.
Alerts follow a single name or multiple names, with alternate spelling variations.
Alerts are triggered when a property address is tied to a recorded document.
Alerts are built directly from the legal description of a property.
Alerts follow the parcel number tied to a property.
Customer Success Story
Learn how the Delaware County Recorder’s Office modernized records and archival systems, enhancing access and preservation of public documents.
Two Ways to Get Started

Alerts are set up by entering a single name or multiple names, with alternate spelling variations included as an option. Owners of individual properties and entities with larger holdings are covered with the same simple workflow.

Owners search for a recorded document, and an alert is created from that document’s information. Parties, parcel details, and legal description carry over automatically, so setup takes only a few clicks.
Comprehensive monitoring guards against potentially fraudulent claims or transactions involving real property.
Notifications follow newly recorded documents, so owners learn of matching activity as it happens.
Property owners create, review, edit, and remove their own alerts, keeping control in the hands of the people being protected.
Property Alert sits alongside eRecording, automated indexing, and certified copy requests in a single land records platform.
Customer Success Story
The County is redefining public service with modern self-service tools—from online eRecording and cloud-based record access to fraud protection alerts—making it easier than ever for constituents to access vital services anytime, anywhere.
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