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OR Touch is Old Republic Title Company’s answer to vital property information available anywhere, anytime

Powerful Application

This powerful smart-phone application gives real estate professionals instant access to property ownership and characteristics, title transfer and default information as well as comparable sales.

Simple Design

A listing of neighborhood home-owners and a market-value analysis make this application a true stand-out.

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App Features

  • Property Information
    Use My Location, Use Camera View, Search by Address, Search by Owner, Search by APN/TMS/PIN
  • Walking Farm®
    Select neighborhood, Generate a Mailing List, Walk the farm and track/manage your neighborhood, Add notes, Instantly pull a property profile
  • Net Sheets
    Buyer Net Sheet and Seller Net Sheet
  • Calculators
    Affordability Calculator and PITI Calculator
  • Settings
    Update and Retrieve Contact Information, Login Info, Customer Service Help Desk Info.
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About OR Touch

Unlimited Profiles, Walking Farms, Camera View, Foreclosure Flags, APN Search, Plat Map Features, GPS Locator, and Email Profiles.

Comparable Sales Data. Twenty Comparable Properties, Sales Price, Square Footage, Price per square foot.

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1500 Running User
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SOME FAQ

Attention: NEW Users to ORTC.com! To use the application, you must first login to ortconline.com and activate your account before you can access your account from the mobile application, OR Touch.
Accounts are provided by Old Republic Title. To inquire about setting up an account, contact your local title rep/title company or Old Republic Title using the contact information above.
Walking Farm is designed for a user to pull an area, walk a Farm, and make notations to the property (updating the property details for one’s own use). For this reason, Farm data is only pulled at the time it is created and does not update. “Updating” a Farm would overwrite the work the user has done on managing the details of property within a Farm.
Maps on Farming are not designed to go to a specific location/address, but instead to Farm a general area. The map will always load based on your location first. Refer to the details below to locate another area on the map to begin your Farm search: Android: Enter city/state or zip code to locate that general area on the map. Pan/zoom until you locate your precise area to draw your Farm shape. Apple: you may enter a specific address or intersection, and the map will locate that general area on the map. Pan/zoom until you locate your precise area to draw your Farm shape.
This is the number of properties in the area you have created.
You may pull a maximum of 500 properties in a report. You may pull multiple reports until you reach your credit limit.
The application does not sync across devices. So for example, if you created the report on your tablet and then opened the application on your phone, you would have access to the Farm you saved on your tablet.
You may pull a maximum of 500 properties in a report. You can create an area larger than 500 properties, but would need to define it to a smaller report size using filters.
There is no limit to the number of reports you can save in the application.
Farm Reports do not expire.
If your Farm is missing properties when you sort, it is possible that the line you drew missed some of the properties. This is common when a user is trying to sort a very large Farm (a hundred to several hundred properties) – the line does need to be drawn quite close to the map pins, and in a very crowded map this can be difficult to do. A “best use case” for walking Farm® is to sort a list of properties you plan to walk that day. This allows you to “zoom in” on the map to a smaller area, and draw a more concise line.
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Apple: Walking Farm® Guide

  1. From the Home Screen of the application select Walking Farm®.
  2. Select Find a Farm Area.
  3. Map options allow you to choose how you wish to view the map: Standard, Satellite, or Hybrid.

    4. Step by Step Video Tutorial

    (from 1 to 3 Create an Area to Farm)
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    (from 1 to 3 Create an Area to Farm)
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  4. Locate an area on the map you wish to Farm.
    Drag your finger on the map to move the map, pinch in/out to zoom in/out.
    Or, search by city/state/zip using the search bar at the top of the screen.
  5. Select the Draw Icon (polygon) in the lower-left.
    Tap to drop connecting points on the map around your Farm area.
    Close your shape by clicking on the first point.
    Select Apply in the upper-left.
  6. To apply filter criteria, select the Filter Icon.
  7. Select Get Report Count from the bottom navigation.
    You will receive the property count, and turnover rate.
    The turnover rate is calculated based on full transfers over the past 12 months in the area you defined. Turnover rate does not take into account any filters you may have applied.
    The maximum report size is 500 properties. If you area contains more properties, refine using filters, or create a new shape.
  8. Select Get Report.
    Selecting Get Report will use your Farm credits and compile the report.
  9. Type a name for your report and select OK.


    10. Step by Step Video Tutorial

    (from 4 to 9 Create an Area to Farm)
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  1. From the report options screen, select Walking Farm®.
  2. Select the Map Icon in the upper-right corner.
  3. Default view is Lead status, or toggle between Owner Occupied Status.
  4. Select Draw Walk Order.
  5. Drag your finger on the map across the pins to draw the order you wish to walk the neighborhood.
    •TIP: Draw your line ON the house pins for best results
    If your Farm is missing properties when you sort, it is possible that the line you drew missed some of the properties. This is common when a user is trying to sort a very large Farm (a hundred to several hundred properties) – the line does need to be drawn quite close to the map pins, and in a very crowded map this can be difficult to do. A “best use case” for Walking Farm® is to sort a list of properties you plan to walk that day. This allows you to “zoom in” on the map to a smaller area, and draw a more concise line.
    •Select Done to apply the walk order.
    •Select the first pin in your order, and tap the address flag to begin walking.
    •Or, tap the Back button on your device to return to the list view, and select the first property.


    6. Step by Step Video Tutorial

    (Designate a Walk Order)
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  1. In the steps above, you should have created a walk order for your Farm.
  2. Going back to the List View, selecting a property row opens the Detail View for that property.
  3. Navigation:
    Globe Icon in the upper-right shows you the subject property on a map, House Icon allows you to change the Lead Status of the property.
  4. Scroll to the bottom of the detail view to see:
    An area for notes which auto-save on entry
    Request a Property Profile report.
    Navigation to go to the next, and previous properties in the list.


    5. Step by Step Video Tutorial

    (Walking Your Farm)
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Lead Status was designed to provide a way to indicate properties you have visited, ones you may need to return back to, as well as possible leads. The “default status” is Not Contacted for all properties There are two ways to update the Lead Status:

  1. List View: Tap the House Icon and select the status at the bottom of the screen.
  2. Detail View: Tap the House Icon and select the status.


    3. Step by Step Video Tutorial

    (About the Property Lead Status)
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  1. Select the Map Icon in the upper-right corner of the Walking Farm® List View.
  2. By default, the map shows the Lead Status.
  3. Toggle between Owner Occupied status and Lead Status using the top buttons.
  4. Return to the list view by selecting the Back button on your device.
  5. Open the Detail View on any property by tapping on the pin, and then tapping on the address flag.


    6. Step by Step Video Tutorial

    (Using the Map View)
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  1. Select the Share Icon in the upper-right corner of the Walking Farm® List View.
  2. Select PDF.
  3. Enter the e-mail address you would like the PDF document sent to within 5-10 minutes, your Farm will be delivered to the e-mail address specified.
  4. The Farm cover page has your sales rep’s contact information, along with the report name (number of records, and turnover rate) from the Walking Farm® app.
  5. Each subsequent page contains two properties, with a large area for easy note-taking, and checklist for lead status.
  6. If you have previously created any notes, or updated the lead status of any property it will print with this document.


    7. Step by Step Video Tutorial

    (Printing Your Farm)
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Option 1: Export from the saved report Options.
  1. After selecting the saved report from the Farm Reports.
  2. Select CSV Export.
  3. A dialogue will open for you to select a program to open it in (if available); or email the spreadsheet.
  4. If you have previously created any notes, or updated the lead status of any property, it will be reflected in the last 2 columns of the export.


    5. Step by Step Video Tutorial

    (Option 1: Export from the saved report Options)
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Option 2: Export from the Walking Farm® List View
  1. Select the Share Icon in the upper-right corner of the Walking Farm® List View.
  2. Select CSV.
  3. You may either email the file as an attachment, or add to Dropbox.
  4. If you have previously created any notes, or updated the lead status of any property, it will be reflected in the last 2 columns of the export.


    5. Step by Step Video Tutorial

    (Option 2: Export from the Walking Farm® List View)
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Mailing labels are compatible with “Avery 5160″. Look for 5160 on the package of the labels package. Labels include the Owner Name, phrase “Or Current Resident” and the owner’s mailing address.
Please note that the data provider, Black Knight Financial Services, does not scrub for “Do Not Mail”.
  1. Select the Avery Labels button.
  2. You may either email the file as an attachment, or add to Dropbox.


    3. Step by Step Video Tutorial

    (Mailing Labels)
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• From the home screen of the Application, select Walking Farm®.
• Select Farm Reports.
• Select Saved Reports.
• Swipe left on the row for the report you wish to delete.
• Select the delete button.
Important! This action cannot be undone.
Farm Reports do not expire.
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