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Home title fraud and how to protect yourself
Posted by Luckydog of FL on 9/28/20 2:01pm Msg #624974
Home title fraud occurs when someone obtains the title of your property—usually by stealing your identity—to change ownership on your property title from your name to theirs. The fraudster can then secure as many loans as possible using your equity as collateral.

How you can avoid deed fraud?
Property owner, check on your deed status with the Register of Deeds just as you check your credit. Make sure that no deeds have been filed on the property since you purchased it. Safeguard your original deed, mortgage, and title paperwork. Keep them in a safe, dry place.

How to Protect Your Accounts From Online Fraud http://bit.ly/2FYbjbb ( shorten link)

Just some useful tips homeowners should be mindful of.
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 Home title fraud and how to protect yourself - Luckydog on 9/28/20 2:01pm
 Another tip: never click a shortened link n/m -  VT_Syrup on 9/28/20 6:39pm
 Re: Another tip: never click a shortened link - Luckydog on 9/28/20 8:07pm
 Re: Another tip: never click a shortened link LOL!!! n/m - Clem/CA on 9/28/20 8:50pm
 That's one of the big issues that concerns me if signings go -  MW/VA on 9/28/20 8:58pm



 
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