Remove yourself from PropertyRadar
Estimated time: 10 minutes, then about a week of waiting. Difficulty: medium.
Steps
- Open the PropertyRadar privacy request form (a OneTrust form; it is the "Do Not Sell My Info" link in the PropertyRadar footer). There is no public search to find yourself first — PropertyRadar is a paid property-owner database, so just file the request.
- Fill in your first and last name, email, phone number, date of birth and full address (street, city, state, ZIP). Use the address of the property you own or owned — that's how they match you.
- In the "Right" dropdown pick the request you want: deletion of your information and/or opting out of sale. Choose your relationship to PropertyRadar (for most people: not a customer), add a short note in the details box, tick "I'm not a robot" and submit. Attachments are optional; no ID upload is required.
- Check your inbox (and spam) for a PropertyRadar / OneTrust email and click "Confirm Email". Until you do this, the request doesn't exist.
- Wait. PropertyRadar's own 2025 figures put opt-out and deletion requests at roughly 8 days on average to resolve. They may email you for extra verification — answer it, or the request is denied.
- Prefer the phone? Call 888-914-9661 and enter PIN 640 222 to make the same request.
PropertyRadar rejects most requests filed by privacy services without proof of authorisation — file it yourself. Removal only covers PropertyRadar's copy; the county deed and tax records it was built from stay public, and a new sale or refinance can pull you back in.
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