MMV Home

Privacy Policy

This page explains what MMV Home collects through mmvhome.com/, why we collect it, and what happens to it afterward.

What Gets Collected When You Reach Out

Filling out a form or calling in shares a name, phone number, email, and the address of a property. Extra context, like condition or reason for selling, often comes along with that and gets kept on file too. Browsing the site itself, even without submitting anything, generates standard analytics data covering device type and general location.

How We Use What Gets Collected

Property details get turned into an offer. Contact information keeps that conversation moving, by phone, text, or email, depending on what works best for the homeowner. Site analytics help identify pages that are not performing and forms that are not getting finished.

Who We Share It With

A property file might get shared with a title company, a closing attorney, a contractor pricing out repairs, or a partner funding the purchase. Selling contact information to outside advertisers is not something that happens here. Legal processes, subpoenas or court orders, could require sharing beyond that list.

Cookies

The site runs cookies for basic function and traffic measurement. Blocking them through browser settings is always an option, with the tradeoff that some features might not work as expected.

How Long We Keep Records

Records stick around for as long as a deal is active, then for whatever period recordkeeping laws call for after that. Data gets reasonable protection, though nothing sent over the internet is completely risk free.

What You Can Ask For

A copy of your file, a correction, or full deletion, all of that can be requested by emailing the address below. Text STOP to end text messages immediately. Phone calls can be declined the same way, just say so.

If This Policy Changes

Updates post directly to this page with a new effective date at the top. That date marks the version currently active.

Reach Us

Visit our contact us page to send your inquiries or privacy questions.