Deed Theft is on the Rise, FBI Warns - Here's How to Protect Yourself

The FBI has issued warnings about the increasing threat of deed theft across the nation. Learn about the latest protection methods and warning signs to safeguard your property from this growing form of fraud that targets homeowners.
 

FBI Boston Warns: Quitclaim Deed Fraud is on the Rise

The FBI's Boston field office has issued a specific warning about the rise in quitclaim deed fraud. This type of fraud involves fraudsters using forged documents to illegally transfer property ownership. Stay informed about this growing threat.
 

Home Title Theft Scams are Rising - What You Need to Know

Home title theft scams are becoming increasingly sophisticated and widespread. This comprehensive report examines the latest trends in title fraud and provides essential information for homeowners to protect their most valuable asset.
 

FBI Issues Warning About Increase in Home Title Theft Cases

The FBI has released an official warning regarding the significant increase in home title theft cases nationwide. This urgent alert details the methods used by criminals and the steps homeowners should take to protect themselves.
 

Community Organizer Charged in Home Title Theft Scheme

In Detroit, Michigan, a community organizer named Zina Thomas was charged with stealing more than 30 homes by forging quitclaim deeds and transferring the properties to fictitious entities. She then sold these homes to unsuspecting third parties. The case highlights the vulnerability of financially vulnerable citizens to such schemes.
 

Protecting Your Home While You’re Still Living In It

Title fraud thieves can strike even while you’re still living in your home. This form of fraud involves forging documents to transfer property ownership. To protect yourself, consider registering your name with local officials who record deeds.
 

Beware of “Title Pirates” Wreaking Havoc on Real Estate Closings

As real estate transactions face increasing risks of title fraud, it’s essential to be vigilant. Learn what signs to look for and how to keep your clients safe during property transactions.