I didn’t think it could happen. But one day, I found out my house—the one I poured everything into—was no longer mine. Some scammer filed fake paperwork and transferred the deed. Just like that. And the worst part? They went out and took out loans on my equity When I tried to fight it, the system didn’t have my back. Police were “too busy.” County records were a mess. Even the bank treated me like I’d done something wrong. But let me tell you something I wish someone told me: It’s not your fault

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Homeowners are being targeted in this NEW CYBER SCAM. People don't understand the ease and stealth in which this happens, and that counties do not notify the homeowner when it happens, neither does the bank. It can be an emotional and financial disaster. Constant monitoring is the only prevention. Don't risk your home equity by leaving your title unprotected. | Home Title Lock

11 shares | Homeowners are being targeted in this NEW CYBER SCAM. People don't understand the ease and stealth in which this happens, and that counties do not notify the homeowner when it happens, neither does the bank. It can be an emotional and financial disaster. Constant monitoring is the only prevention. Don't risk your home equity by leaving your title unprotected. | Home Title Lock | Facebook