The record
follows the address.
At closing, the entire fingerprinted Property Guidebook — every permit, photo, inspection, warranty, and service record — transfers from seller or builder to the new owner. $14.99 one-time. The provenance chain stays intact across the change of ownership.
Builder
LedgerLiving · The Terraces
Foundation-to-closing record · 247 documents · fingerprinted
Property Transfer · $14.99
Homeowner
New owner · 17 Aspen Ridge
247 documents · chain of custody intact · ownership transferred
$14.99
One-time at closing
100%
Fingerprint chain preserved
60
Homes transferred at The Terraces
A clean handoff at the table.
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Build the record during ownership
Seller (or builder) captures the full property record during ownership or construction — permits, photos, inspections, warranties, vendor history.
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Initiate Property Transfer at closing
One-time $14.99 transaction. Triggers the handoff workflow inside the platform.
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Guidebook ownership moves
The entire fingerprinted Guidebook moves to the new owner's account. The chain of custody — every Digital Evidence fingerprint — stays intact.
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New owner picks up where the previous owner left off
No reconstruction from email and filing cabinets. The record continues into the next ownership period.
Every Terraces home is documented foundation-to-closing in Real Estate Ledger. At the closing table, the guidebook moves from builder to homeowner. The buyer leaves with the proof that everything we said about the house is true. Most builders hand you a house — we're handing homeowners the proof.
Transfer receipt
04.21.2024
The moment of handoff
Why portable matters more than complete.
A complete record that's locked in the original owner's account is worth nothing to the new owner. Buyers walk away from closing with a chaotic packet of mixed-quality scans. Property Transfer replaces that with one verified record that lives with the home, not with the person.
- • No competitor in the home-documentation category offers a transferable record
- • HomeBinder accounts belong to the agent, not the homeowner
- • Disclosures.io and HomeLight Listing Management close out at the deal's end
- • Homer, HomeZada, and Hint hold data inside the original owner's account
Talk to the team that built The Terraces.
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