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Traildogbob

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Reply to Zorro (Original post)

Sat Feb 14, 2026, 12:45 PM

15 hrs ago

For this theft all day for security agents to offer protection from home fraud theft of paid off homes.
It terrifies me this could happen.
When I paid off my home I have never seen a physical title like a car. I think this is widespread, and most of us can not afford lawyers to get it back.
These assholes we pay to work for us should be at war with scammers at every level instead of focusing on shit like the 10 commandments in every school or banning God damned books.

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Arrests made after $1.5-million Burbank home sells without the owner or buyer being aware [View all] Zorro 16 hrs ago OP

1.5 million in So Cal is probably a 1000 sq ft shack, but who believes that chicoescuela 15 hrs ago #1

1.5 million in Burbank probably gets only 1 bathroom LSparkle 15 hrs ago #2

2BR, 1BA... 2naSalit 14 hrs ago #6

I wonder if Title Insurance covers such fraud /nt bucolic_frolic 15 hrs ago #3

I see adds Traildogbob 15 hrs ago #4

In this type of theft, physical title doesn't seem to do anyone any good. bucolic_frolic 14 hrs ago #5

Thank you Traildogbob 14 hrs ago #7

This is a specific risk in a fully-paid off property, especially in some areas. Very intersting article here-- nilram 13 hrs ago #8

This is sickening. Traildogbob 13 hrs ago #9

Crazy stuff! catchnrelease 9 hrs ago #12

Or the expense of hiring a bunch of thugs nilram 8 hrs ago #13

While it may differ from state to state, you don't get a title. You get a deed. 3Hotdogs 10 hrs ago #11

To Protect yourself freeze all CRA's, chexsystems and US GOV Everify for your SSN. n/t Jacson6 12 hrs ago #10