Frequently Asked Questions

Criminals obtain a homeowner’s personal information through phishing emails, phone calls, or other means. They may pose as legitimate entities (such as banks or government agencies) to trick the homeowner into revealing sensitive details.

Using the stolen information, the thief creates fraudulent deeds or other property transfer documents. They then file these documents with the local land records office, effectively transferring ownership to themselves.

Absence of Verification: In some cases, land records offices fail to verify the authenticity of submitted documents, allowing fraudulent transfers to go unnoticed.

Home title theft can result in fraudulent loans being taken out against your property without your knowledge, potentially leading to foreclosure proceedings if the thief defaults on these loans. Victims often face significant legal costs and time-consuming processes to prove rightful ownership and clear fraudulent liens or mortgages from their property records. While you won't lose physical possession of your home immediately, the financial damage and credit impact can be severe, requiring extensive documentation and legal intervention to resolve.

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