A certified letter sent to the actual owner in New York confirmed the scam, preventing a potential loss of $350,000.
Tom Paschen, senior vice president of Next Wave Title, emphasized the importance of verifying property ownership to prevent such fraud. For sellers, he recommended registering on a website that alerts property owners to any recorded documents or deeds against their property, enhancing security and fraud prevention.
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