Deal protection for real-estate investors
Your profit on the deal $5,000 Protecting it: $199
Your contract is signed. Now make it stick.
A seller who walks can cost you the whole spread. Record your contract in the county records — notarized online, mailed, and filed in one ten-minute sitting.
One price with up to $40 of county recording fees included — only a handful of high-fee states run above that, and your exact price shows before you pay.
What we do
Official paperwork, without the errand.
A county filing is normally a multi-hour errand — forms, a notary, the recorder's office, follow-up. Jurably turns it into about ten minutes on your phone.
Memorandum Filing
File a public notice of your contract in the county records — the best step you can take to keep the property from being sold out from under you.
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The wedge — Memorandum Filing
File a public notice of your contract.
A recorded Memorandum of Contract tells the world one thing: a signed contract exists on this property — never your price, never your terms. Every title search surfaces it, so title companies and closing attorneys see your contract before anyone else closes. It's the best step you can take to keep your deal from being sold out from under you.
It is not a lien, not a lock-up, and not a way to pressure a seller. It simply tells the world what's already true: there's a real, signed deal on this property.
Requires a genuine, already-signed residential contract. Jurably is not a law firm and this is not legal advice.
What the filing includes
- Recorded instrument Your notice recorded at the county — a real, dated instrument with a recording number.
- Nothing private disclosed The record shows a contract exists. Your price and terms stay private.
- State requirements handled Owner notices, formatting, supporting documents — whatever your state requires, if required, we handle it.
- Expires on its own Your memo is valid for 180 days and renewable if your deal is still open — it never lingers on the title.
How it works
Contract in. Recorded instrument out.
Six steps, most of them ours. You upload, you verify, you approve — Jurably handles the notary, the county, and everything between.
- 01
Upload
Send us your signed purchase contract — a photo or PDF is enough.
- 02
We read it
Jurably pulls the parties, legal description, address, and closing date.
- 03
You verify
Check every field yourself. Nothing is filed until you confirm it.
- 04
We check the details
We run the checks your state requires — owner records, legal description, county formatting — so it's accepted the first time.
- 05
Pay & notarize
Sign with a licensed remote online notary — most sessions take five minutes or less, from your phone.
- 06
We record it
We file with the county, send any notices your state requires, and hand you the recording number.
Is this legal?
A self-help filing service, built to be boringly legitimate.
Not a law firm
Jurably isn't a law firm, attorney, or title company, and doesn't give legal advice. You choose and sign your own documents; we provide the technology and the administrative handling.
Real contracts only
Every memorandum requires a genuine, already-executed residential contract. No blank filings, no pressure plays — only lawful notice of a deal that actually exists.
One flat price
Notary, county fees, notices, and tracking — one price, everything included. What would take you an afternoon of errands takes about ten minutes here.
Coverage
Filing in 28 states, county by county.
We file the same or next business day with counties across all 28 supported states, and we publish exactly which states we don't cover yet — and why. See where we can file today, and where we're headed next.
Turn a signed contract into a recorded instrument.
Start a filing in minutes. Verify every field yourself, and pay only when you're ready to record.
Not a law firm. Not legal advice. A faster way to get official documents done.