JJ’s TitleLock is a county‑recorded security measure that prevents unauthorized transfers, fraudulent conveyances, and impersonation attempts against your home or investment property. It creates a visible, legally recognized barrier that forces title companies and closing agents to verify your identity before any transaction can proceed.

What a TitleLock Does

  • Publicly Recorded Notice: A notarized TitleLock Notice is filed directly into county land records, creating a permanent marker of protection.
  • Mandatory Identity Verification: Any attempt to sell, transfer, or encumber your property requires direct verification from you.
  • Fraud Deterrence: Recorded protection adds friction, scrutiny, and delay—making impersonation attempts far less likely to succeed.
  • Annual Ownership Integrity Review: Your ownership information is reviewed annually to ensure it remains accurate and uncompromised.

Why TitleLock Works

  • Legally Harmless, Operationally Powerful: TitleLock does not block legitimate transactions; it forces verification before they proceed.
  • County‑Recorded Authority: The notice becomes part of the official chain of title, visible to title companies and closing agents.
  • Protection for All Property Types: Residential homes, rentals, vacant homes, inherited properties, LLC‑owned and trust‑owned real estate.

Pricing

Residential

  • $299 one‑time setup
  • $49/year maintenance

LLC or Trust

  • $399 one‑time setup
  • $49/year maintenance

Optional Monitoring Bundle

  • +$99/year for weekly or daily monitoring
  • Immediate alerts for new filings
  • Annual ownership integrity report

Optional Add‑Ons

  • Verified Seller Identity Certificate: A notarized identity certificate for sellers—ideal for realtors, investors, and property managers.
  • Enhanced Portfolio Protection: Discounted rates for owners with multiple properties or portfolios.

Who Benefits Most

  • Elderly homeowners
  • Landlords and investors
  • Owners of inherited homes
  • Owners of vacant or seasonal homes
  • LLCs and trusts
  • High‑equity property owners
  • Realtors seeking added seller verification

How the Process Works

  • Schedule your notarization (in‑person or RON)
  • Identity verification is completed
  • TitleLock Notice is notarized
  • Notice is recorded with the county clerk
  • Annual review ensures continued protection