Natural disaster flattened your county? We untangle who owns what before the FEMA money runs out.
TempestTitle cross-references FEMA disaster declarations, county recorder APIs, and active insurance policies to surface every property ownership dispute that explodes after a catastrophic event — heirs, duplicate liens, unrecorded deeds, the full nightmare. It builds a unified adjudication dashboard so title companies and insurers can fast-track clean claims and flag the fraudulent ones before a single bad payout leaves the building. Disaster fraud is a $10B annual problem and nobody has built a real software answer for it until now.
- Real-time cross-referencing of FEMA disaster declarations against county recorder deed histories
- Lien deduplication engine that resolves conflicts across 47 state recording formats without manual intervention
- Automated heir-chain tracing via integration with probate court filing APIs
- Fraud scoring on every claim before adjudication even begins — no more rubber stamps
- Unified dashboard that puts title officers, adjusters, and attorneys on the same screen at the same time
FEMA DisasterWeb API, CoreLogic DataDelivery, Salesforce Financial Services Cloud, LexisNexis RiskView, RecorderBridge Pro, PolicyVault, Stripe, TitleFlow Connect, MISMO DataHub, ClaimMatrix, Dun & Bradstreet, NexusLien
TempestTitle is built as a set of loosely coupled microservices — ingestion, scoring, adjudication, and notification — each deployable and scalable independently. The core dispute-resolution engine runs on MongoDB, which handles the transaction-heavy claim reconciliation workload without breaking a sweat. Redis is the long-term storage layer for deed chain histories and lien graphs, keeping retrieval fast regardless of how far back the chain goes. Every component communicates over a hardened internal message bus with full audit logging because in this domain, you cannot afford to lose an event.
🟢 Production. Actively maintained.
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