For homeowners

Your home address shouldn’t be one search away.

Anyone with your name can pull up where you live on the county appraiser site. A land trust with DeedWarden as trustee puts the trust’s name there instead.

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The problem

01

Searchable by name

County property records are public and indexed by owner name.
02

Copied everywhere

Data brokers and people-search sites scrape those records and resell them.
03

Probate later

A home titled in your name usually goes through probate before it reaches family.

What the record shows instead.

The trust holds title and DeedWarden is trustee of record. Who the beneficiary is stays in the private trust agreement.

COUNTY PROPERTY APPRAISER · OWNER SEARCH
Owner
REYES, JORDAN & MARIA
Mailing address
SAME AS SITE ADDRESS
Grantee, last sale
REYES, JORDAN & MARIA
Site address
1418 SW 22ND TER
Illustrative example. Privacy features, not a guarantee of anonymity.

How DeedWarden helps

01The trust takes titleThe deed names the trust, with DeedWarden as trustee of record.
02You keep controlYou stay the beneficiary, live there, and keep your homestead when it’s drafted for it.
03A successor is namedYour successor beneficiary takes over without probate.
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Questions from
homeowners.

Yes, when your counsel drafts the trust so you keep the right to live in the home, which Florida requires for the exemption.

Title today.
Privacy tomorrow.

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