Seller identity verification built for Real Estate Professionals

LIST WITH CERTAINTY

Before a listing agreement is signed, TrueSeller helps confirm the person selling a property is who they claim to be — and matches the county's owner of record.

500%growth in vacant land fraud over four yearsFBI / IC3
62%of reported title fraud involves vacant landNAR, 2025
54%of real estate pros saw an impersonation attempt in 6 monthsindustry survey
The Problem

Fake IDs pass. Fraudulent listings follow.

Seller impersonation fraud is one of the fastest-growing crimes in real estate. Fraudsters impersonate property owners — especially owners of vacant land — using AI-forged IDs, days-old VoIP phone numbers, and burner email accounts.

By the time the fraud surfaces, a buyer has wired money, a title claim is open, and a brokerage's name is on the listing.

Checking a driver's license no longer proves anything.
Generative AI produces forgeries that pass visual inspection. Verification has to go deeper than a document — into records an impostor can't fake.
How It Works

Three independent checks. One clear answer.

TrueSeller starts with the county record — not with anything the prospective seller provides.

1

Questions only the true owner can answer

Timed, single-use verification questions generated from the property owner's actual history. An impostor is quizzed on the real owner's life — not their own.

2

Contact intelligence

Is the phone number actually registered to the owner's identity? How old is it? Is it a VoIP line created last week? The signals fraudsters can't fake.

3

Owner-of-record match

The verified identity is cross-checked against county assessor records for the specific parcel being listed.

The agent receives one result — Verified, Review, or Failed — with reason codes, plus a time-stamped report for the transaction file.

TrueSeller adds a documented layer of due diligence to listing intake. It is decision support for licensed real estate professionals — results are fraud-risk signals, not a guarantee of any transaction, and are never used for credit, employment, insurance, or housing-eligibility decisions.

Who We Are

Built by a Realtor who saw this fraud up close.

TrueSeller was founded by Kyle Von Kohorn, a licensed Florida Realtor, after his own firm was targeted by a fraudulent seller — a fake listing that cost a buyer $20,000 through a phony escrow company.

Existing tools verify identities at closing, after a fraudulent listing has already done its damage. TrueSeller moves verification to where it belongs: before the listing agreement is signed.

How we handle data

TrueSeller LLC is a Florida company. Verification data is provided through established, credentialed identity-data partners and used solely for fraud prevention. The individual completing verification consents before any check runs.

We operate under strict data minimization: we retain verification outcomes — not personal data records.

Now Piloting

Take every listing.

TrueSeller is piloting with select Florida brokerages now. Brokers and agents: join the early-access list. Data partners and title professionals: we'd like to talk.

Request Early Access
hello@trueseller.realestate  ·  (772) 226-0287
TrueSeller LLC · Vero Beach, Florida