Land, Property & Title Fraud

Deed Theft, Title Fraud & Real Estate Scams

Your property is likely your most valuable asset — and scammers know it. From deed theft and title fraud to fake real estate listings and closing scams, this workshop teaches you how to protect your property rights and verify every transaction.

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What You'll Learn

Three tiers that take you from understanding how property fraud works to building a complete title protection system for your real estate assets.

Tier 1 — Intro

"Someone Stole My House"

Land, Property & Title Fraud

How deed theft works — forged documents, identity theft, and fraudulent transfers
The most common real estate scams: fake listings, wire fraud at closing, and rental scams
Why vacant land and inherited property are prime targets
Your first defense: monitoring your county recorder's office and setting up title alerts

Includes: Property Fraud Red-Flag Card & Title Monitoring Setup Guide

Tier 2 — Intermediate

"Verify Before You Sign"

Land, Property & Title Fraud

How to verify property ownership through public records and county databases
Title insurance — what it covers, what it doesn't, and when you need it
Closing wire fraud — how scammers intercept real estate transactions
How to protect inherited property and vacant land from fraudulent claims

Includes: Property Verification Toolkit & Closing Security Checklist

Tier 3 — Advanced

"Defending Your Deed"

Land, Property & Title Fraud

How to recover from deed theft — legal steps, quiet title actions, and law enforcement
Building a property protection system: deed alerts, title locks, and trusted contacts
Protecting elderly family members from property exploitation and undue influence
Working with title companies, attorneys, and law enforcement after fraud

Includes: Deed Protection Plan & Property Fraud Recovery Guide

Who This Workshop Is For

Any property owner, real estate investor, or person involved in buying or selling property. Especially critical for owners of vacant land, inherited property, or properties in areas with rising deed theft. Also valuable for real estate professionals and anyone helping elderly family members manage property.