Your title,
locked by you.
Millhouse pairs ID-verified ownership with a transfer lock, so no one can move your property without your explicit consent.
Title status
Locked · Pinal County
Owner
ID.me verified
Why Millhouse
Title fraud is real. So is the fix.
Millhouse keeps your title locked by default and only the verified owner can ever unlock it. Every action is logged, every change is auditable.
0 in 7
Title fraud cases involve a vacant or rental property
$0.0B+
Estimated annual U.S. losses to title and deed fraud
Locked
Default state for every property in your Millhouse account
Verified
Every action requires an ID.me-verified owner
Try it
One toggle stands between your title and a forged transfer.
Tap the switch to feel how Millhouse works. In the real app, unlocking requires re-authentication — never a single click.
Sample property
862 N Arizola Rd
Casa Grande, AZ · Parcel 411-08-205
Allow transfer
No transfer can occur.
How it works
Three steps between you and a fraudulent transfer.
Verify your ID
Confirm your legal identity through ID.me — once. Your verified name becomes your key.
Find your property
Search Pinal County records by address or parcel. We match the deed against your verified name.
Lock the title
Every property starts locked. Unlock for transfer only when you re-authorize — never by accident.
Our mission
Property is the largest thing most people own. It deserves better than a paper deed.
Millhouse was built for owners who refuse to leave their title to chance. By tying every action to a verified identity, we make silent transfers, forged signatures, and clerical errors structurally impossible.
Starting in Pinal County, Arizona — and growing from there.