Published Published December 22, 2025
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PropertyRecs.com: how to opt in only 2 steps

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PropertyRecs.com lets users search aggregated property data such as ownership history, tax details, sales records, liens, mortgages, and more. To opt out, submit a request via the website.

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PropertyRecs.com opt-out step-by-step

Step 1: Open PropertyRecs.com’s opt-out request page.

Step 2: Look yourself up.

PropertyRecs.com record lookup to opt out

Step 3: Click the removal button. Depending on what search you performed, it will be “Remove my info” or “Request opt out.”

Removal request page for PropertyRecs.com

You should now see an on-screen removal confirmation. You might want to repeat the process and try other search options in step 2 to make sure all personal details are removed.

Your data is still exposed on other brokers

Although you have opted out of PropertyRecs.com, other people-search sites are still sharing your information. We recommend that you remove yourself from these 5 next:

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