Don’t let your deal get sold out from under you.
The best way to protect your deal.
Upload the signed purchase contract, sign the memorandum with a licensed online notary on a video call under five minutes, and we record it with the county, so anyone who searches the property sees your contract.
Notary and up to $42 of county recording fees included, which covers most counties in the country. You see the total before you pay.
- Contract signed
- Seller goes quiet
- Sells to someone else
- You’re out
- Contract signed
- Memo recorded
- Other sale blocked
- Closes with you
Three steps. Ten minutes.
- 1
Upload the contract
A PDF or a phone photo of the signed contract. We read it and fill in the memorandum for you to check.
2 minutes - 2
Sign with an online notary
A video call with a commissioned notary, from your phone. Under five minutes. No download, no appointment.
5 minutes - 3
We record it
We file with the county, send any notice your state requires, and give you the recording number.
Same or next business day
The title company finds it. The sale stops.
A recorded memorandum puts your signed contract on the public record. If the seller tries to sell to someone else, the title company finds it in the search and won’t close until it’s dealt with.
It isn’t a lien and it isn’t a pressure play. It says what’s already true: there’s a real, signed deal on this property.
- Recorded with the county Your memorandum on the public record, with a recording number you can hand to a title company.
- Price and terms stay private The record only shows that a signed contract exists.
- Notary and county fees included The online notary session and up to $42 of recording fees are in the $199.
- Expires on its own Good for 180 days. Renew from your filing page if the deal is still open.
Built for people with a signed contract.
- Wholesalers Lock the spread while you find your buyer.
- Flippers Keep the seller from taking a higher offer before closing.
- Sub-to and novation buyers Long closes are where sellers wander. Put the deal on record.
- Anyone with a signed contract If it’s signed and the property is in one of 14 states, we can record it.
Recorded or refunded.
If the county rejects the filing, we correct what the county flagged and resubmit once at no charge. If it still can’t be recorded, we refund you.
One price. No subscription.
File
Memorandum drafted from your contract, online notary, county recording, any required notice mailed.
File + Release
Everything in File, plus the release signed up front so you can clear it in one click later.
Every plan includes the online notary session and up to $42 of county recording fees. Full pricing
Questions investors ask
- Is this legal?
- Yes. Recording a memorandum of a signed purchase contract is a normal, lawful step. Jurably is a self-help filing service, not a law firm: you sign your own memorandum, and we handle the notary, the mailing and the county.
- Will my seller find out?
- Some states require it. Texas requires a copy to go to the owner by certified mail, and we send that letter for you. The record only says a contract exists. Your price and terms stay private.
- What if my deal dies?
- Release it for $149, or choose File + Release for $249 and sign the release up front. Either way, the memorandum expires on its own after 180 days.
- What does it cost in my county?
- $199 includes up to $42 of county recording fees, which covers most counties in the country. In the few that charge more, you see the exact price before you pay.
We file in 14 states. Check your county · How we stay compliant · More questions
Someone filed a memorandum on your house? Clear it in Texas
Signed the contract? Record it today.
Check every field yourself before you pay. Nothing is filed until you approve it.
Jurably is a self-help filing service, not a law firm, and does not give legal advice.