Everything important about your property lives in two places: on your property page and in your email. Here is where to look for each document.
On your property page
Open your property and find the Records card. It holds one row for each part of your property's legal record:
Legal description, the formal text that defines exactly which land is included. Open the row to read it in full, or copy it.
Deed into the trust, the recorded deed that put the property into your trust. The row opens the document itself.
Your trust agreement, named after your trust. The row opens the agreement, and a button next to it downloads a copy.
Any other files attached to your property.
Your token's ID, with a link to view it on Etherscan, a public record of Ethereum activity.
Below the rows, the Property, Trust and Token chips show how the three fit together: the deed puts the property into the trust, and ownership of the property goes with the token, through the trust.
In your email
When recording at the county completes, we email you the recorded deed and your trust agreement. Search your inbox for the property name if you cannot find them.
At the county
Your deed is a public record. The county recorder keeps it permanently, so you can always request a copy directly from the county where the property sits. This is true whether or not Fabrica exists. Your ownership record does not depend on us.
Documents from a property you sold or removed
There is no self-serve archive for past properties today. If you need a document from a property you sold or removed, message us in the chat bubble in the corner and we will retrieve it for you.
If you get stuck, message us in the chat bubble in the corner. Learn more about the trust in the Fabrica trust docs.