DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — With 2025 upon us, local officials want property owners to double-check the status of their homes and buildings, as deed fraud and other scams have increased over the past year.
Scammers have found new ways to defraud homebuyers as more real estate transactions move online. Photo courtesy Getty Images. Each week, the Silicon Valley Association of Realtors (SILVAR) shares ...
While many scams are focused on collecting money or information through fake websites and suspicious emails, others involve a much larger target: property. Officials have recently been warning both ...
(NewsNation) — Unsuspecting homeowners are discovering their properties have been sold out from under them in a scam that authorities say is becoming more common: Quitclaim deed fraud. The scheme, ...
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Homeowners Beware: Rising Property Fraud Risks and How to Fight Back!
Imagine the utter shock and terror of realizing that your home, the very sanctuary you’ve built and perhaps invested decades ...
GREENVILLE, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - With deed and title scams on the rise, FOX Carolina Investigates wants to help you keep your property safe. About 130 people in South Carolina lost $5.7 million to ...
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