DeedRead · Massachusetts

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Watch My Home

Know the instant anything happens to your home's public record — a new lien or lis pendens, a deed or ownership change, a mortgage filing, or a jump in your town assessment. We watch the official sources and email you the moment something changes.

How it works

1

Tell us your address

Start typing — we match your parcel in the state's official MassGIS assessor data (any MA town) and save a baseline.

2

Enroll your free registry alert

Salem homeowners: add your name + address to the registry's free Property Watch so deeds & liens reach us instantly. (More counties coming.)

3

We monitor & merge

Both feeds flow into one change-log. Our diff only flags real changes — no noise.

4

You get an email

Plain-English alert the moment something is recorded, with a link to your full change-log.

Start watching your home

Anywhere in Massachusetts — pick a suggestion to lock the exact parcel.

Helps match registry alerts to your property (Salem).

✓ You're watching this home

One more step to catch deeds & liens instantly (optional, free)

  1. Open Salem's free Property Watch and register your name + address (it's the registry's own fraud-protection service — free, up to 5 properties).
  2. When the registry emails you an alert, forward it to our alerts inbox — we'll classify it and add it to your change-log automatically.

View your home's change-log →

We monitor free, official public sources: the statewide MassGIS Property Tax Parcels dataset (owner, assessed value, sale — all 351 MA municipalities) and, in Salem, the Registry's Property Watch alerts (deeds, mortgages, liens, lis pendens). Assessor data refreshes about twice a year; registry alerts are same-day. More county registries coming.

Watch My Home provides factual monitoring of public records. It is not legal or financial advice and is not a guarantee that every recording will be detected. If something looks unfamiliar, contact your Registry of Deeds or your attorney. Assessor monitoring covers all of Massachusetts; instant registry deed/lien alerts are currently Salem only.