Observe
Coming soonOwnership, encumbrance & litigation alerts + value trends
A title report is true on the day it is issued. Observe keeps watching after that day.
- Planned pricing
- ₹999/mo · ₹9,999/yr
- Who it is for
- Owners of land or property they do not live on or visit often.
What you get
- Alerts on ownership changes recorded against your property
- New encumbrance or charge detected at the sub-registrar
- Litigation filed naming your property or its owner
- AI value estimate, with the trend over time
- Government notifications and nearby development that move your value
- A monthly report, in writing
Questions, answered
How can I monitor my property for ownership or encumbrance changes in India?
LegiScore Observe watches the official record after your title report is issued — sub-registrar and land-record sources — and alerts you the day something changes: a new charge, an ownership transfer, or litigation naming your property or its owner.
What does LegiScore Observe check for?
Ownership changes recorded against your property, a new encumbrance or charge at the sub-registrar, litigation filed naming your property or its owner, an AI value estimate with a trend over time, and government notifications or nearby development that move your property's value — plus a monthly report in writing.
How much does property monitoring cost?
₹999 a month, or ₹9,999 a year.
Do I need a title report before I start monitoring a property?
Yes — Observe watches for changes against a known-good baseline, and that baseline is a full LegiScore title report.
Who should monitor their property?
Owners of land or property they don't live on or visit often — the cases where an encroachment, a new charge or a suit filed elsewhere can go unnoticed for months.
What works today
Monitoring starts from a known-good baseline — that baseline is a full title report.
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