Simple any Notary that signs documents pertaining to Real-estate must have the person present and an attorney. And who ever does so with out them present needs to be arrested and pay restitution, legal fees. Since the issue is a simple notarization stamp.
They steal it with old notary pages so NICER in April is installing Millions of Fiduciary Security Legals to monitor arbiter validation triple title registration administration. To prevent it
I wonder if it is a state issue. Here in cali we had to sign and finger print the notary paper as evidence of our presence last we dealt with buying or refinancing our home.
Not so in a couple of months a 33 year Tradition Law Reform goes in with NICER forgery proof arbiter validation certification triple quit claim interdiction permission verification title deeds to prevent this.
Once they find out their home has been stolen what's been done about it were they able to recoup their home? Why hasn't the governors or the politicians or people who are in charge of Philadelphia done anything about this every state government is responsible and they should actually get this person's homes back that they stole. We shouldn't have to keep paying and paying out of our pocket now we have to have home title lock insurance? How much more are y'all going to squeeze the blood out of us? This is crazy
NICER Arbiter validated and permission ledger certification prevents this in April with a 33 year traditional law crime interdiction administration reform with forgery proof legal documents.
South Beulah! We're coming for you, Philly! They screwed my family too! Deeds used profanity when I called. I have my grandparents will and we will find a way! The corruption ends now!
@@barbierockscollectbleisbac1176 You are absolutely correct. There is so much I have recently learned in regards to mortgages, liens, register of wills, public notaries, realty, brokers, and appraisers. So much of what I've discovered is based on fraud. For instance it's nothing for someone to become an appraiser which in turn could be used to inflate value of proprties. The job of the recorder of deeds is to stamp not to investigate or even question what they're stamping. The entire system has been self serving not public serving as they were initially designed to be. This is everywhere too, not just Philly. I believe deep down positive change is coming. I believe it because I am, as well as you, a part of it.
@@barbierockscollectbleisbac1176 They use AI technology on unconsenting individuals. That AI tech can see your handwriting 1 time and then perfectly duplicate it.
@@barbierockscollectbleisbac1176 Fingerprints can be forged as well. All you need is a piece of tape to grab the fingerprint off of something (like a coffee cup), run it through a scanner (like the one on your computer at home), and now it's a digital file you can put on anything through the magic of programs such as photoshop. The only way to keep the problem at bay is to monitor your title with the county records office online. It's real easy to spot. If the name on the property isn't yours, you know automatically something is amiss. Then you call your mortgage company and have them recommend to you a real estate lawyer (they know the sharp ones) and you go to work fixing this. Whatever you do, DO NOT BUY A PRODUCT LIKE HOME TITLE LOCK. It's a monitoring service....why pay someone a fee to check something you can check yourself?
@@percyblakeney3743 Ok, now how do you do it in a manner that doesn't end up gumming up the real estate market excessively? How would you feel if you had to wait several years to purchase your dream home, just because of the red tape that had to be navigated?
Why hasn't Philadelphia politicians done anything about it it should be against the law to defraud someone out of their home this should be Nationwide a crime. It makes you wonder who's behind it why wouldn't this be a law there are laws that protect homeowners from Seth people go to jail if they get caught going inside of a person's home but they won't go to jail for stealing your own the crap is this? 😡
Question: I keep seeing ads for services claiming to protect people from home title fraud or deed theft. Is this even a prevalent problem? Is there an easy way for me to confirm that my title is clean rather than paying for a service? Answer: In 2008, the FBI identified “house stealing” as the “latest scam on the block.” Since then, it has popped up periodically in cities such as Chicago, Dallas, Detroit, Los Angeles, New York City and Philadelphia. Is it a growing problem? That’s hard to know because the FBI doesn’t break it out separately in its crime statistics. The American Land Title Association doesn’t have data on the problem, either. “I suspect that companies that offer title-monitoring service use that [the claim] as a marketing strategy,” says Jeremy Yohe, vice president of communications at the association. 13 Tax Breaks for Homeowners and Home Buyers The scheme works like this: Fraudsters pick out a house-often a second home, rental, vacation home or vacant house-to “steal.” Using personal information gleaned from the internet or elsewhere, they assume your identity or claim to represent you. Armed with forged signatures and fake IDs, they file paperwork with the county’s register of deeds to transfer ownership of your property to themselves or a third party. They then sell the home or borrow against it, stealing your equity. When they fail to make payments on a loan secured by your property, you could end up in foreclosure or be unable to sell, refinance or pass the home on to heirs. Advertisement - Article continues below Home Title Lock is one of the services that says it will monitor your home’s deed 24/7 to prevent title fraud; it costs $15 a month ($150 annually, two years for $298). But you can protect yourself-for free-by periodically checking your property record on the website of your county’s register of deeds. Look for deeds that you or your attorney didn’t prepare or sign, or loans you didn’t take out, as well as liens of contractors, subcontractors, real estate brokers or attorneys whose services you didn’t hire, or court filings, says the Cook County (Chicago) recorder of deeds. Even better, many counties now provide a consumer notification service. Register for free, and you’ll quickly receive an e-mail or text any time a document is recorded on your property. The New York City department of finance advises homeowners to make sure the appropriate authorities have the correct mailing address for you or the person who should receive notices about your property. In your absence from your home, have mail forwarded or ask someone you trust to pick up mail or visit your home. Visit a vacant house periodically to ensure that no one has taken up residence illegally. Advertisement - Article continues below You may get clues when title fraud occurs: You stop receiving your water bill or property tax assessment or bill, for example. Utility bills on a vacant property rise suddenly, or you find people living there. You stop receiving your tenants’ rent payments and learn that they’ve been making the payments to another person and location. You receive payment books or other information from a lender with whom you haven’t done business. Or you find yourself in default on a loan or notified of foreclosure proceedings. How to Spot a Scam: Here are 3 I Dodged If you experience or find something amiss, notify the register of deeds and local law enforcement. In New York City, for example, homeowners who think they are victims of deed fraud are urged to act quickly to report fraud to the city’s sheriff, get a certified copy of the fraudulent document from the city register’s office, report the crime to the district attorney’s office in the borough where the property is located, and consult an attorney to help confirm ownership of the property. (Legal action known as “quieting the title” may be required to resolve any questions about your ownership of the property.)
What would fix it is they have to be there in person. No email nothing being lazy. You want to take a loan you want to change owner ship of the house you want to sell it. They owner has to be there to agree to that. If he has no idea this happened then it's a false document it's fake and you ignore the thief unless you can find him and arrest him.
Pathetic when they can get away with stealing a FAMOUS WOMAN'S house like Marilyn Monroe's house and the one she was found dead in to top it off. You know what they say about murderers revisiting their crime scenes. But by living in the house of the crime scene to keep reliving their crime and calling it a suicide is beyond me.
If they know its forged they should consider the house the original owner. Not say red tape. They are already know it is fraud so just say nope and require both parties to go into office with ID.
Yes that's what the should do! instead of just giving something to someone. They should be there in person both of them if they can't come it's a scam and should be denied.
72 jumping up to 136 is actually 88 .8 % increase ... NOT 74 % and that is almost 90% Another example of the CRAPPY QUALITY OF JOURNALISM nowadays is the math is off . I could tell just by the fact that 136 is almost double 72 .
They use fake stamps so NICER triple registration fiduciary security Legals prevent the crime with inheritance and legacy crime interdiction administrations.
People who is going through this hurts break. I can sleep at nights. It is unexceable. And we shouldn't go through any of this kinda frustration. We worked so harder to have home and mortgage,taxs. And escrow. We shoud be doing more things to protect our life long investment. We cannot just sit and wait for someone to help us. We should getter together and have legislative to hear us and speak to them and help us hard working citizens. We also need looked after. It is to prevent further confusion and very damageing to our future. We must stand for our rights. Scammer,flipping and identify theft. Shouldn't get away with what they doing. Stoling some ones home must be in prison. Some of been living in their houses for 10-30 years. Good god.help us we can not let our justice to turn their back on us. 10-30 years of our life is not a jock. It takes responsibility and willingness. To do so. So we're been doing. Just that. I believe if homeowners dont give up., something good will happen. So lets get together and we fight till we get our justice served.
If it meant so much to him, why wasn't the house better taken care of. They obviously are going after vacant homes, i.e. whereby the property owners are dead, heir property and homes owned by non-present third part homeowners, although regardless of how it was done, it still does not make it right. Ms. L. Churchill
There are variations of this kind of title theft that have occurred in other states as well, with many organizations involved to cover the other parties... it can be a complicated scheme.
Who was paying the property tax. That’s how he probably lost it you got to pay the taxes if you don’t somebody else will and then it is their property if it’s will over to him he must get the property change into his name and pay taxes
Home Title Lock. They monitor property titles throughout the USA. They will alert you of any action on your property. They are definitely worth the money you pay for their service.
They don’t work because the thieves bypassed it with power of attorneys only thing that works is NICER 837PC Police and sheriffs responding to dispatch Tahoe Trust Enforcer to arrest permission validation ledger exposed quit claim jumping equity elder abusing estate thieves to forgers counterfeiters and Trust title deed thieves.
The reason they targeted this property is that it looked abandoned. That made it an easy steal. He should have taken care of his grandfathers property then he would not be in this situation. He completely let this property go for years and now he wanted to flip it and make a shit load of money but unfortunately for him, someone illegally beat him to it. He acts all sentimental about this being his grandfather's property when all that mattered to him was that he could not sell this property for 400,000 to an investor who would help in gentrifying the area.
I guess. Or we could have a system where people have to be there in person to sell or change owner ship of the house. If the owner had no clue about this then guess what arrest the scammer/thief and throw him in the ocean and only see him at the bottom of the sea. Why? Because no country need's them living there so just send him straight to hell.
Tahoe Trust Enforcers will be arresting documents thieves in April using NICER triple registration defense systems to prevent this Arbiter validation triple title protection permission ledgers that exposes the trust title deed thieves.
Simple any Notary that signs documents pertaining to Real-estate must have the person present and an attorney. And who ever does so with out them present needs to be arrested and pay restitution, legal fees. Since the issue is a simple notarization stamp.
They steal it with old notary pages so NICER in April is installing Millions of Fiduciary Security Legals to monitor arbiter validation triple title registration administration. To prevent it
I wonder if it is a state issue. Here in cali we had to sign and finger print the notary paper as evidence of our presence last we dealt with buying or refinancing our home.
Definitely happened in Cali as well even with the sign and fingerprint.
City government sitting around taking their paychecks but not doing s*** for it then saying it's not their problem it's yours what a joke
They scam him city government takes kick back under table money to
Not so in a couple of months a 33 year Tradition Law Reform goes in with NICER forgery proof arbiter validation certification triple quit claim interdiction permission verification title deeds to prevent this.
So these owners have no responsibility?
The title company insured that sale they are the once responsible for that sale transfer.
If there is insurance??!!!
@@randyjohnson9772 All sell have title companies involved so there is insurance.
Once they find out their home has been stolen what's been done about it were they able to recoup their home? Why hasn't the governors or the politicians or people who are in charge of Philadelphia done anything about this every state government is responsible and they should actually get this person's homes back that they stole. We shouldn't have to keep paying and paying out of our pocket now we have to have home title lock insurance? How much more are y'all going to squeeze the blood out of us? This is crazy
NICER Arbiter validated and permission ledger certification prevents this in April with a 33 year traditional law crime interdiction administration reform with forgery proof legal documents.
South Beulah! We're coming for you, Philly! They screwed my family too! Deeds used profanity when I called. I have my grandparents will and we will find a way! The corruption ends now!
@@barbierockscollectbleisbac1176 You are absolutely correct. There is so much I have recently learned in regards to mortgages, liens, register of wills, public notaries, realty, brokers, and appraisers. So much of what I've discovered is based on fraud. For instance it's nothing for someone to become an appraiser which in turn could be used to inflate value of proprties. The job of the recorder of deeds is to stamp not to investigate or even question what they're stamping. The entire system has been self serving not public serving as they were initially designed to be. This is everywhere too, not just Philly. I believe deep down positive change is coming. I believe it because I am, as well as you, a part of it.
@@barbierockscollectbleisbac1176
They use AI technology on unconsenting individuals.
That AI tech can see your handwriting 1 time and then perfectly duplicate it.
@@barbierockscollectbleisbac1176 Fingerprints can be forged as well. All you need is a piece of tape to grab the fingerprint off of something (like a coffee cup), run it through a scanner (like the one on your computer at home), and now it's a digital file you can put on anything through the magic of programs such as photoshop.
The only way to keep the problem at bay is to monitor your title with the county records office online. It's real easy to spot. If the name on the property isn't yours, you know automatically something is amiss. Then you call your mortgage company and have them recommend to you a real estate lawyer (they know the sharp ones) and you go to work fixing this.
Whatever you do, DO NOT BUY A PRODUCT LIKE HOME TITLE LOCK. It's a monitoring service....why pay someone a fee to check something you can check yourself?
@@percyblakeney3743 Ok, now how do you do it in a manner that doesn't end up gumming up the real estate market excessively? How would you feel if you had to wait several years to purchase your dream home, just because of the red tape that had to be navigated?
Why hasn't Philadelphia politicians done anything about it it should be against the law to defraud someone out of their home this should be Nationwide a crime. It makes you wonder who's behind it why wouldn't this be a law there are laws that protect homeowners from Seth people go to jail if they get caught going inside of a person's home but they won't go to jail for stealing your own the crap is this? 😡
Question: I keep seeing ads for services claiming to protect people from home title fraud or deed theft. Is this even a prevalent problem? Is there an easy way for me to confirm that my title is clean rather than paying for a service?
Answer: In 2008, the FBI identified “house stealing” as the “latest scam on the block.” Since then, it has popped up periodically in cities such as Chicago, Dallas, Detroit, Los Angeles, New York City and Philadelphia. Is it a growing problem? That’s hard to know because the FBI doesn’t break it out separately in its crime statistics. The American Land Title Association doesn’t have data on the problem, either. “I suspect that companies that offer title-monitoring service use that [the claim] as a marketing strategy,” says Jeremy Yohe, vice president of communications at the association.
13 Tax Breaks for Homeowners and Home Buyers
The scheme works like this: Fraudsters pick out a house-often a second home, rental, vacation home or vacant house-to “steal.” Using personal information gleaned from the internet or elsewhere, they assume your identity or claim to represent you. Armed with forged signatures and fake IDs, they file paperwork with the county’s register of deeds to transfer ownership of your property to themselves or a third party. They then sell the home or borrow against it, stealing your equity. When they fail to make payments on a loan secured by your property, you could end up in foreclosure or be unable to sell, refinance or pass the home on to heirs.
Advertisement - Article continues below
Home Title Lock is one of the services that says it will monitor your home’s deed 24/7 to prevent title fraud; it costs $15 a month ($150 annually, two years for $298). But you can protect yourself-for free-by periodically checking your property record on the website of your county’s register of deeds. Look for deeds that you or your attorney didn’t prepare or sign, or loans you didn’t take out, as well as liens of contractors, subcontractors, real estate brokers or attorneys whose services you didn’t hire, or court filings, says the Cook County (Chicago) recorder of deeds.
Even better, many counties now provide a consumer notification service. Register for free, and you’ll quickly receive an e-mail or text any time a document is recorded on your property.
The New York City department of finance advises homeowners to make sure the appropriate authorities have the correct mailing address for you or the person who should receive notices about your property. In your absence from your home, have mail forwarded or ask someone you trust to pick up mail or visit your home. Visit a vacant house periodically to ensure that no one has taken up residence illegally.
Advertisement - Article continues below
You may get clues when title fraud occurs: You stop receiving your water bill or property tax assessment or bill, for example. Utility bills on a vacant property rise suddenly, or you find people living there. You stop receiving your tenants’ rent payments and learn that they’ve been making the payments to another person and location. You receive payment books or other information from a lender with whom you haven’t done business. Or you find yourself in default on a loan or notified of foreclosure proceedings.
How to Spot a Scam: Here are 3 I Dodged
If you experience or find something amiss, notify the register of deeds and local law enforcement. In New York City, for example, homeowners who think they are victims of deed fraud are urged to act quickly to report fraud to the city’s sheriff, get a certified copy of the fraudulent document from the city register’s office, report the crime to the district attorney’s office in the borough where the property is located, and consult an attorney to help confirm ownership of the property. (Legal action known as “quieting the title” may be required to resolve any questions about your ownership of the property.)
What would fix it is they have to be there in person. No email nothing being lazy. You want to take a loan you want to change owner ship of the house you want to sell it. They owner has to be there to agree to that. If he has no idea this happened then it's a false document it's fake and you ignore the thief unless you can find him and arrest him.
This scam still happens in person. They don't double check the fingerprints and forged ID.
Pathetic when they can get away with stealing a FAMOUS WOMAN'S house like Marilyn Monroe's house and the one she was found dead in to top it off. You know what they say about murderers revisiting their crime scenes. But by living in the house of the crime scene to keep reliving their crime and calling it a suicide is beyond me.
If they know its forged they should consider the house the original owner. Not say red tape. They are already know it is fraud so just say nope and require both parties to go into office with ID.
Yes that's what the should do! instead of just giving something to someone. They should be there in person both of them if they can't come it's a scam and should be denied.
From Philly to Savannah. They everywhere.
This goes against everything America 🇺🇸 stands for. 😥
Yep that’s right people in the title office may have received payment to push the sale through the system.
Utterly corrupt system
Is their any solution. To reclaimed by homeowner.
72 jumping up to 136 is actually 88 .8 % increase ... NOT 74 % and that is almost 90% Another example of the CRAPPY QUALITY OF JOURNALISM nowadays is the math is off . I could tell just by the fact that 136 is almost double 72 .
Sue the city
The city need better laws incredible !!! Do they present ID????
Someone has done some ffaud to my home in NJ trying to steal my home by fraud.
Are they able to scam while there is a mortgage on the home?
Not with NICER forgery proof traditional law permission validation ledger arbiter certification
If it was done legally then they have no rights to the property that's the law. So make sure you all get a good
Make sure you get a good attorney. And also sue them for fraud. Because those documents was Done fraudulently. And that's a crime.
So that means someone who stamp the paper knees about it these people was given information about these places
They use fake stamps so NICER triple registration fiduciary security Legals prevent the crime with inheritance and legacy crime interdiction administrations.
People who is going through this hurts break. I can sleep at nights. It is unexceable. And we shouldn't go through any of this kinda frustration. We worked so harder to have home and mortgage,taxs. And escrow. We shoud be doing more things to protect our life long investment. We cannot just sit and wait for someone to help us. We should getter together and have legislative to hear us and speak to them and help us hard working citizens. We also need looked after. It is to prevent further confusion and very damageing to our future. We must stand for our rights. Scammer,flipping and identify theft. Shouldn't get away with what they doing. Stoling some ones home must be in prison. Some of been living in their houses for 10-30 years. Good god.help us we can not let our justice to turn their back on us. 10-30 years of our life is not a jock. It takes responsibility and willingness. To do so. So we're been doing. Just that. I believe if homeowners dont give up., something good will happen. So lets get together and we fight till we get our justice served.
If it meant so much to him, why wasn't the house better taken care of. They obviously are going after vacant homes, i.e. whereby the property owners are dead, heir property and homes owned by non-present third part homeowners, although regardless of how it was done, it still does not make it right.
Ms. L. Churchill
There are variations of this kind of title theft that have occurred in other states as well, with many organizations involved to cover the other parties... it can be a complicated scheme.
Have the owners freeze their deeds. One can freeze ones credit.
Who was paying the property tax. That’s how he probably lost it you got to pay the taxes if you don’t somebody else will and then it is their property if it’s will over to him he must get the property change into his name and pay taxes
I have that problem stolen broken into home
Is that dirt
& this is CIVIL matter NOT CRIMINAL!!!
TWILIGHT ZONE!!!
& when the owner throws some lead for theft of life then the cops come around!!!
Home Title Lock. They monitor property titles throughout the USA. They will alert you of any action on your property. They are definitely worth the money you pay for their service.
They don’t work because the thieves bypassed it with power of attorneys only thing that works is NICER 837PC Police and sheriffs responding to dispatch Tahoe Trust Enforcer to arrest permission validation ledger exposed quit claim jumping equity elder abusing estate thieves to forgers counterfeiters and Trust title deed thieves.
I’m indestructible
U don’t go king pin to low
I lost my friends
The reason they targeted this property is that it looked abandoned. That made it an easy steal. He should have taken care of his grandfathers property then he would not be in this situation. He completely let this property go for years and now he wanted to flip it and make a shit load of money but unfortunately for him, someone illegally beat him to it. He acts all sentimental about this being his grandfather's property when all that mattered to him was that he could not sell this property for 400,000 to an investor who would help in gentrifying the area.
I guess. Or we could have a system where people have to be there in person to sell or change owner ship of the house. If the owner had no clue about this then guess what arrest the scammer/thief and throw him in the ocean and only see him at the bottom of the sea. Why? Because no country need's them living there so just send him straight to hell.
Tahoe Trust Enforcers will be arresting documents thieves in April using NICER triple registration defense systems to prevent this Arbiter validation triple title protection permission ledgers that exposes the trust title deed thieves.
Proof not to use deeds
You have to have a deed if you own a home NICER prevents this and title lock thieves with traditional law permission validation ledgers.
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