Broker profile
PropertyChecker
- InfoPay brand
A property-records site run by InfoPay, Inc. of Boston that publishes deeds, liens, tax assessments, loans, foreclosures and building permits - and, critically, lets anyone search by owner name rather than only by address. That's what makes it a people-search product wearing a real-estate label. It's one of thirteen domains on InfoPay's California filing, alongside InfoTracer, and it runs its own opt-out form separate from the rest of the family.
PropertyChecker overview
At a glance
- Data published
- Substantial
- Re-listing frequency
- Recurring
- Complaint record
- Mixed
- Opt-out friction
- Moderate
- Operator opacity
- Mostly disclosed
- Prior data incidents
- None documented
Each broker is scored 1 to 4 across the six dimensions above; higher means more exposure, and the overall gauge is their average.
What each dimension means
- Data published: how much and how sensitive the personal data they put out.
- Re-listing frequency: how quickly you reappear after opting out.
- Complaint record: volume and pattern of complaints across BBB, Trustpilot, and Sitejabber; no findable review presence counts against the broker.
- Opt-out friction: how hard the removal process is to complete.
- Operator opacity: how hidden the operating company and its principals are.
- Prior data incidents: history of breaches or leaks of the data they hold.
- Category
Property records · searchable by owner name
- Operating entity
InfoPay, Inc.
- Headquarters
Boston, MA
- Searchable by
Address · owner name · parcel ID · zip code
- Opt-out
Own form, or email privacy@propertychecker.com
- FCRA covered?
No · InfoPay's filing answers no
- CA registration
One of 13 domains on InfoPay, Inc.'s filing
- 2024 deletions
18,145 across the estate · 4,505 denied
Background
Background
PropertyChecker sells instant property reports - "find owners, deeds, liens, values, taxes, building permits, loans & more in seconds", in its own words. The tabs on its search box are what matter for privacy. Alongside Address and Parcel ID sits a Name tab, so the site works as a reverse lookup from a person to the property they own.
- Operating entity
InfoPay, Inc.
- Address
227 Lewis Wharf Boston, MA 02110
- Domains on the filing
13
- Filed compliance contact
compliance@infopay.com · (800) 309-9351
That's a meaningful difference from a county assessor's portal. Public property records are genuinely public, but they're normally indexed by parcel or address, which means finding someone's home takes knowing where it is. Indexing the same records by owner name inverts that - it turns a property database into a way of locating a person.
The operator is straightforward to identify, which isn't always true in this category. InfoPay, Inc. of 227 Lewis Wharf, Boston files propertychecker.com on a thirteen-domain California data-broker registration, and the site publishes its own support line and address. The same registration covers InfoTracer, RecordsFinder, StateRecords, CourtRecords.us and CourtCaseFinder, all already in this directory.
InfoPay's 2024 request numbers are filed with California and they're worth reading before you submit anything. Across the whole thirteen-domain estate it reported 18,145 deletion requests, 13,640 granted in full and 4,505 denied - about one in four refused - with a six-day median. Opt-out requests ran 7,166 received, 5,702 granted, 1,464 denied.
One company, thirteen domains, and no shared suppression that anyone has confirmed. InfoPay files InfoTracer, RecordsFinder, StateRecords, CourtRecords.us, CourtCaseFinder and this site on one registration, and each serves its own opt-out page. Treat every brand that lists you as a separate removal until the operator says otherwise.
Data Published
Data types
Everything below is what PropertyChecker's own homepage and search tabs advertise. It's public-records data, which is the usual defence in this category - the exposure comes from the aggregation and the name-first indexing, not from any single record being secret.
Owner names, tied to specific properties and searchable in that direction
Full property addresses, with deeds and title history
Liens and foreclosure filings against a property
Tax assessments and assessed values
Loan and mortgage records
Building permits
Neighborhood data, listing history and zoning
Contact
Contacts & links
- Operating entity
InfoPay, Inc.
- Address
227 Lewis Wharf Boston, MA 02110
- Site support
- Privacy channel
- Filed compliance contact
- Opt-out page
Network
Sister brands
InfoPay, Inc. files thirteen domains on a single California data-broker registration. This directory now covers nine of them, and the family splits into distinct products rather than clones - court records, people search, property, vehicles, business entities and identity monitoring all run off the same operator.
One company, thirteen domains, and no shared suppression that anyone has confirmed. InfoPay files InfoTracer, RecordsFinder, StateRecords, CourtRecords.us, CourtCaseFinder and this site on one registration, and each serves its own opt-out page. Treat every brand that lists you as a separate removal until the operator says otherwise.
There's a separate path for judges and law enforcement. Every opt-out page in this family carries a Covered Person Removal Request section citing the Daniel Anderl Judicial Security and Privacy Act, for current, former and retired judges, prosecutors and law-enforcement staff plus immediate family in the same household. If that's you, use that path rather than the ordinary form - it's a different legal basis and a stronger one.
FAQ
Q & A
Is PropertyChecker a data broker?
Yes, and a registered one. propertychecker.com is named on InfoPay, Inc.'s California data-broker filing alongside twelve other domains. It aggregates property records from public sources and sells them as instant reports, and because it indexes by owner name it functions as a people-search tool as much as a property one.
Who owns PropertyChecker?
InfoPay, Inc. of 227 Lewis Wharf, Boston, Massachusetts. The same company runs InfoTracer, RecordsFinder, StateRecords, CourtRecords.us, CourtCaseFinder, GoodCar, StateCourts.org, ThePublicIndex, EntityCheck, Sentinex and IDStrong - thirteen domains on one registration.
The records are public anyway. Why opt out?
Because the aggregation is the product, not the records. A deed sitting in a county registry needs you to know the county and usually the address. PropertyChecker indexes the same data nationally and lets someone start from your name. Removing the listing doesn't seal the underlying county record and never could - it removes the shortcut from your name to your front door.
Does opting out here cover the other InfoPay sites?
Assume not. InfoPay files thirteen domains on one registration but each serves its own opt-out page, and nothing the company publishes says suppression propagates. Do this one, then check whichever siblings list you - InfoTracer is the biggest of them.
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August 6, 2026 · Drafted from the California data-broker registry CSV (downloaded and read directly) and each site's own pages, opt-out form and footer. The opt-out flow has since been walked end to end - see the removal guide.