Originally Posted by chuggmeister (Post 2071611)

One thing I’ve learned is this; if you sign up for anything “free” on the internet, it’s eventually gonna cost you. Free advice.

Originally Posted by golfnut (Post 2071328)

Things on the web are not always as appear, I have my executed deed in my safety deposit box. I'll pass on this.

Originally Posted by danglanzsr (Post 2071403)

I would be interested in knowing which states and counties make real estate records secret.One of the first things William of Orange did in 1066ad was to create a Doomsday Book memorializing the ownership of every property in England, Scotland and Wales. That system has been maintained ever since in Great Britain and America. Every time a piece of real property changes hands a prudent buyer has a title search of the county clerks real estate records to verify the ownership of the property. Imagine the chaos if those records were kept secret!

Originally Posted by mrprez (Post 2071432)

none of these services prevent anything, even the ones you pay for. All they do is to notify you that there has been some type of activity concerning your deed. It is up to you to take action. There is no way to lock your title.

Originally Posted by Fuzzyjourneyfan (Post 2071104)

It looks like this is only for Sumter county. Is there a similar service for Marion county?