Bulldog Properties ND, LLC
Last revised and published on the fourth day of September, 2026
The services described on this website are developed and operated by the developer Bulldog Realty, a working name of the operating company Bulldog Properties ND, LLC, whose office is located at 278 N Mesa St, Fruita - 81521, United States (US). We build property systems, tenant platforms, listing records, utility pipelines, and managed operations for land owners across the canyon country and beyond.
This privacy policy is written as plainly as a survey line. It tells you exactly what we collect, why we collect it, where it is held, and how you can ask us to correct or remove it. If anything here reads as unclear, write to us at the email address at the end of this document and we will answer in language you can mark on the ground.
This policy applies to every page, form, record, and system that Bulldog Properties ND, LLC operates, including the public website reached at the domain bulldogrealty.buzz and any separate tools we connect to a parcel under your care. When you browse our pages, send us a message, request a survey, or use a platform we host for your land, the terms in this document control how your personal information is treated.
The policy does not apply to pages hosted by other companies, to software you run entirely on your own devices, or to records held by county and federal offices that are independent of us. Where another party controls the collection of data, their own privacy statement will govern that data, and we encourage you to read it alongside our own.
We gather only the information that a reliable land office actually needs, and we treat every item as a component of your record rather than a commodity. The categories of personal information we may collect include the following.
We never ask for more than a given task requires, and we do not buy personal information about people from outside data brokers for the purpose of marketing to them.
A large share of our work asks us to hold data inside a property platform that we build and maintain for an owner. That data may include the contact details of tenants and contractors, lease terms, maintenance history, access schedules, and meter figures.
When we operate a platform for you, the property records belong to you and your land operation, and we act strictly as the custodian. We share those records only with people you name, and we never mine tenant records for our own benefit. On your instruction we export, archive, or delete the complete set of records and hand the whole folder to you in a form you can carry anywhere.
Tenants usually communicate with the land office rather than with us directly. Where a tenant message does reach us, we route it to the responsible operator and keep only what is needed to confirm the thread reached the right desk.
Like nearly every site on the open web, our servers keep routine technical logs. When a browser asks for one of our pages it generates a small technical record that may include the network address, the type of device, the browser software, the requested page, and the timestamp of the visit.
We review these logs in aggregate to keep the site standing, to notice a failing page, to guard against attack, and to understand what content is genuinely useful to visitors. We do not use these routine logs to build long-term profiles of individual readers, and we do not resell raw log data to advertisers.
We put every item of information to a named purpose and no dark one. The ways we use your information include the following.
Where we contact you for reasons that are not necessary to a live project, we do so only with your clear consent or where the law gives us a legitimate reason that respects your interests. A single unsubscribe step is always enough to stop commercial mail you do not want.
Where the data protection law of a region applies to you, our work to process your information rests on one or more of these recognised bases: your consent where we have asked for it and you gave it freely; the performance of a contract with you or with the entity you represent; a legal obligation placed on us; or our legitimate interests in operating a dependable land systems business while protecting your rights and freedoms.
When we rely on consent we make it easy to withdraw. When we rely on a contract we keep processing aligned to that agreement and stop when the job ends. When we rely on a legal obligation we hold the record only for as long as the law demands.
Like any working office, we rely on a small set of outside vendors for infrastructure that keeps our records safe and reachable. These may include a web hosting provider, an email and messaging service, a cloud storage platform for the platforms we host, a billing service, and analytics tools that help us see how pages perform as a whole.
Before we engage a vendor we satisfy ourselves that it maintains adequate technical and organisational safeguards. When we host your property platform, we keep an inventory of which infrastructure your records rest on so that a request to export or erase data can be fulfilled completely and in a timely way.
We occasionally prepare aggregate counts and totals that cannot be traced back to any single person or private holding, such as the number of parcels mapped in a region or the average time a routine inspection completes. Because this data no longer identifies anyone, it falls outside the protections that apply to personal information.
Where we use such totals to describe our work publicly or to improve our methods, we ensure the figures are truly combined and do not permit a reader to reconstruct an individual record. We never publish a number that could single out one owner or one tenant.
We keep personal information only as long as one of the reasons above genuinely remains. Records tied to a live service agreement are held for the life of that agreement plus the period needed to settle accounts and to defend the work against a later question. Correspondence is held while it is being worked and then retired according to a fixed schedule. Technical logs are folded into aggregated totals and their raw copies are removed on a rolling basis.
When a retention period ends we delete or de-identify the record so it can no longer be used to name an individual. Where a law, a title dispute, or an audit continues to require a record, we keep only the minimal portion still needed and mark the reason for keeping it.
We protect the records we hold with the same level of care a survey crew gives a boundary pin. Access is limited to people who need it to do their assigned work, and each access to a property record is tied to an identifiable account so the movement of data leaves a trail.
Transmissions to and from our hosted platforms run over encrypted connections. Where a record sits at rest, access controls and encryption guard it against both casual prying and deliberate intrusion. We run scheduled backups, test our ability to recover from an outage, and review our safeguards on a regular cycle.
No system is beyond every possible failure, and we will be honest with you about a risk as soon as we learn of a real one. If a breach exposes your personal information in a way that could put you at harm, we will notify you and the relevant authorities as the law directs, without delay and without dressing up the facts.
The internet carries your request across borders more often than a reader imagines, and our office supports owners across several nations. When we transfer personal information to a country that applies different data protection rules than the one where the data began, we rely on standard contractual protections, on an adequacy finding by the relevant authority, or on the explicit and informed consent of the person concerned.
We choose service locations deliberately and we tell you where a parcel platform you entrust to us is hosted. If you ask us to keep records inside a particular country or region and it is practical to honour that request, we will arrange the hosting to respect your preference.
Depending on where you live, the law may give you a set of clear rights over the personal information we hold. When you exercise a right we verify your identity first, because the office that guards your records must not hand them to an imposter, and then we act on your request without unreasonable delay.
Every request is answered by a real person. We ask you to contact us at the address below, and you may also raise a concern with your local data protection authority.
Our land systems work is built around properties and their operating teams, not around entertainment aimed at children, and we do not knowingly collect personal information from anyone under the age of thirteen. The public pages of this site are straightforward office material and are not directed at minors.
If you believe a child has sent us personal information without a parent or guardian involved, write to us and we will remove the record promptly and confirm the removal to you. We would rather delete a small mistake than guard a detail that was never ours to hold.
From time to time a page we publish points to a county office, a land registry, a professional partner, or a resource an owner may find useful. We have no hand in how those destinations collect data, and this policy ends where your browser leaves our domain.
We encourage you to read the privacy statement of any third party before you hand it sensitive information. When we link outward we do our best to link to reputable offices, but a link is an invitation to look, not a blanket guarantee of another party conduct.
Residents of California hold additional rights under the California Consumer Privacy Act and its later amendments, including the right to know the categories of personal information we collect, the right to request deletion, and the right to direct us not to sell personal information. We do not sell personal information, and we will not penalise anyone who chooses to decline an optional use of their data.
A California resident may make a verifiable request through the contact details below, and we will respond within the timeframe the law allows. We will not discriminate against you for exercising a privacy right, and we do not retain data about sensitive characteristics without a lawful reason.
The canyon country changes slowly, but the rules that govern an office do not, and so this policy will be revised from time to time. When we make a material change we update the revision date at the top of this page and, where the change is important to our clients, we draw attention to it in a service notice before it takes effect.
Because the practices described here are the practices of the company itself, any new version binds us only for data collected after it is published unless you agree otherwise. Your continued use of the site after a revision does not erase the rights you held under an earlier version.
Questions, requests, and concerns about this policy are welcome at any hour and are answered by a person who works for Bulldog Realty. The operating company behind the site is Bulldog Properties ND, LLC, and its registered office for this privacy purpose stands at the address below.
Bulldog Properties ND, LLC
278 N Mesa St, Fruita - 81521, United States (US)
Email the privacy desk at info@bulldogrealty.buzz or telephone the office at +66944128718. We treat every privacy letter with the seriousness of a boundary dispute and will reply to you plainly, completely, and on time.