The record moves constantly. Almost nobody notices in time.
Deeds, mortgages, liens, foreclosures and entity filings land continuously across three states. Save a search once and Mimir tells you when something inside it changes — with the instrument attached.
A saved search is a standing question
Define it once — a corridor, a portfolio, a borrower, a class of distress — and it keeps answering. Alerts fire against the resolved corpus, so a change to any entity a person controls reaches you even when the filing names a company you have never seen.
- Watch a person, an entity, a building or a geography
- Resolution means a new shell does not evade your alert
- Delivered as a digest or as individual events
- Lis pendens88 Harrow St, Brooklyn2m ago
- Deed recorded1402 Sable Ln, Tampa11m ago
- Tax delinquency9 Bellhouse Ct, Bronx24m ago
- New mortgage77 Marlowe Blvd, Queens38m ago
- Entity dissolvedPELL ROW PARTNERS LLC52m ago
- Code violation304 Pell Row, Brooklyn1h ago
- Satisfaction filed1220 Kestrel Ave, Queens1h ago
- Foreclosure filed612 Ordway Dr, Newark2h ago
- Lis pendens88 Harrow St, Brooklyn2m ago
- Deed recorded1402 Sable Ln, Tampa11m ago
- Tax delinquency9 Bellhouse Ct, Bronx24m ago
- New mortgage77 Marlowe Blvd, Queens38m ago
- Entity dissolvedPELL ROW PARTNERS LLC52m ago
- Code violation304 Pell Row, Brooklyn1h ago
- Satisfaction filed1220 Kestrel Ave, Queens1h ago
- Foreclosure filed612 Ordway Dr, Newark2h ago
Every alert carries its document
An alert without a citation is a rumour with a timestamp. Each event links to the recorded instrument that triggered it, so the first thing you see is the evidence rather than a claim you then have to verify by hand.
- The source document is attached to the event, not looked up later
- Open versus resolved status tracked, so a closed matter stops shouting
- The same provenance rules as the rest of the terminal
What you can watch for
Every event type below is a recorded filing, not a derived signal. If it fires, a government office wrote something down.
| Deed recorded | A property changed hands | County recorder |
| New mortgage | Fresh debt against the building | County recorder |
| Assignment | The loan moved to a new holder | County recorder |
| Satisfaction | A recorded loan was discharged | County recorder |
| Lis pendens | Litigation attached to the property | County recorder |
| Foreclosure filing | Formal proceedings began | County / state |
| Tax delinquency | Unpaid property tax | Tax authority |
| Code violation | Enforcement action on the building | City agency |
| Entity filing | A controlling company changed status | State registry |
Tell us what you would want to know about.
Describe the change you would drop everything for, and we will show you whether the public record can see it — and how fast.