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Remove yourself from PropertyRadar

Estimated time: 10 minutes, then about a week of waiting. Difficulty: medium.

Steps

  1. 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.
  2. 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.
  3. 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.
  4. Check your inbox (and spam) for a PropertyRadar / OneTrust email and click "Confirm Email". Until you do this, the request doesn't exist.
  5. 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.
  6. 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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