Kane In Your Corner: How homeowners can prevent real estate fraud
In 2023, the FBI's internet crime complaint center received nearly 10,000 complaints about real estate fraud. Victims lost over $145 million. News 12's Walt Kane has a look at what homeowners can do.
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Aug 19, 2024, 9:49 AM
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Updated 124 days ago
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