Quick answer: The new FNT Property Pro farm import lets you bring an existing farm over from the platform you use today in four steps: export your farm, sign in and upload the file, give the farm a name, and click Import. Property Pro recognizes the farm automatically, so there is no column mapping to fight with. If you can’t export your farm yourself, you can request a copy from the Customer Service team, or just call me and I’ll help.
If you’ve been farming the same Inland Empire neighborhoods for years, the last thing you want is to start over from a blank map. I hear it from agents all the time: “I’d try a new farming tool, but I’ve got years of work sitting in the old one.” Fidelity National Title heard the same thing, and the newest update to FNT Property Pro is built for exactly that problem. As the November Fidelity Insider put it, your farms travel well.
Here’s how the new farm import works, which platforms it supports, and a few tips I’d share with any agent in Rancho Cucamonga, Upland, Fontana, Ontario, Eastvale or anywhere else in the IE before you make the move.
What is FNT Property Pro?
FNT Property Pro is Fidelity National Title’s property data and farming platform for agents and teams. According to the Property Pro site, it gives you dynamic farming tools, ownership details such as how long an owner has held a property, filters that help you focus on likely sellers, and a live list builder that lets you export mailing labels or sync lists to your CRM.
In plain English: it helps you pick the right neighborhoods, understand who lives there, and stay in front of them consistently. That’s how you become the agent everyone in the tract knows by name.
Which farming platforms can you import from?
According to Fidelity National Title’s November newsletter, the new import supports farms exported from these platforms:
- Active Farm
- Total Farm
- Live Farm
- Dynamic Farm
- Tech Farm
- TP247
- GPS
- Title Toolbox
If your current tool isn’t on that list, don’t give up. Call me and we’ll figure out the best way to rebuild that farm in Property Pro.
How to import your farm into FNT Property Pro in 4 steps
This walk-through follows Fidelity National Title’s Move Your Farm flyer (PDF).
Step 1: Export your farm
Go into the farming platform you use today and export your farm as a file. If you’re not sure how to export it, or you’d rather not deal with it, you can request a copy from the Customer Service team instead.
Step 2: Import your file
Sign in to FNT Property Pro and upload the farm file you exported in step 1.
Step 3: Name your farm
Property Pro recognizes your farm automatically, so there’s no complicated data mapping. All you have to do is give the farm a name. My tip: use names you’ll recognize at a glance six months from now, like “Etiwanda North 2026” or “Upland Colonies,” instead of “Farm 1.”
Step 4: Complete your import
Click Import, and your farm is ready to use. That’s it.
What to do after your farm is in Property Pro
Getting the farm moved is step one. Here’s how I’d put it to work this month:
- Check the boundaries. Pull up the map and make sure the farm covers the streets you actually work. Adjust it if your territory has grown.
- Build a fresh list. Use the live list builder to pull a current mailing list instead of relying on a static list that may have gone stale.
- Look at ownership and tenure. Long-time owners in a neighborhood can be great people to start a conversation with about their options.
- Plan a November touch. The holidays are a natural reason to reach out. A short note, a market update or a local events list keeps you top of mind without a hard sell.
- Stay consistent. Farming works because homeowners see your name again and again. Pick a rhythm you can keep and stick to it.
Why it matters for Inland Empire agents
Farming is a long game. The agents I’ve watched win in the Inland Empire over my 24+ years in this business are the ones who show up in the same neighborhoods month after month. Losing that history because you switched tools can set you back. The new import means your years of farming come with you, and you get Property Pro’s data on top of it.
FNT Property Pro features and supported platforms come from Fidelity National Title’s November 2026 newsletter, its Move Your Farm flyer and the FNT Property Pro website. Features can change, so check with me for the latest.
Need help moving your farm? Call your Title Guy
I’m Ryan J. Orr, VP with Fidelity National Title in Rancho Cucamonga. If you’d like a hand exporting your farm, getting set up in Property Pro, or planning your next mailing, call or text me at 909-447-9266, or book a quick 30-minute call on my calendar. You can also find my agent tools at fidelityagent.com/ryanorr.
What neighborhood are you farming this year? Tell me, and I’ll help you make it yours.