Property Owner Alert is for you if...
You're a homeowner looking for an extra layer of control
You are a family member wanting to safeguard relatives
You're an investor needing greater oversight of your portfolio
Property Owner Alert may be helpful if you:
- want to monitor a property title for yourself, or a member of your family
- support an elderly parent or relative with property matters
- are concerned about property-related activity
- want an added layer of awareness
- have a property portfolio that you want greater oversight on
- are a joint owner of a property
- are a property professional
How Property Owner Alert works:
Property Owner Alert monitors a selected land title, and notifications are sent to the nominated email address when relevant title activity is detected.
Property Owner Alert is an email alert service. It does not prevent, block, approve, investigate or reverse property transactions.
Alerts are sent by email and are intended to notify you that certain title activity has occurred. They may not contain all details about the transaction or the people involved.
What should I do if I receive an alert I am concerned about?
An alert does not necessarily mean something is wrong. It means activity has occurred or been initiated, and you may wish to check whether it is expected.
If the activity is unexpected, contact the relevant lawyer, conveyancer or property professional, or seek independent legal advice.
Why would I need a Property Owner Alert subscription?
The alert service can offer value to any homeowner or responsible party, here is just a few scenarios where it can add value:
Protection from unwanted surprises
By notifying you of any changes or activity against your property title.
Know what's happening in real time
Stay in the know with real-time alerts.
Easy to set up
Get protected in minutes with a quick and hassle-free set-up.
No ongoing costs
Continuous protection for as long as the property is in your name.
Peace of mind
Property Owner Alerts ensure that homeowners stay informed of any changes made on your title without your knowledge.
Monitoring the title of a loved one
Ensure that vulnerable family members’ properties are safeguarded. Stay informed about unauthorised changes.
Manage large property portfolios in business or in government
Whether it’s your investment properties, commercial assets, or properties you manage, add a valuable layer of oversight, helping you stay on top of your assets or property responsibilities.
Get early warning about impending settlement, before it happens
Understand the pre-settlement activity on properties you have in interest in. No surprises mean peace of mind.
Examples of title activity that may trigger an alert:
This list is not exhaustive.
Encumbrance changes or updates
Caveat changes or updates
Ownership transfers
Mortgage changes or discharges
New mortgages
Refinances
Sale of property
Legal professional initiates a transaction