Deed fraud, also called home title theft, is when a thief transfers the title of a home or land without the homeowner’s knowledge or approval, often by exploiting quitclaim deeds.

DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) – A couple has been indicted for an alleged quit claim deed theft of an elderly man’s home in October 2024. The Montgomery County grand jury Tuesday returned indictments o… ...

The quitclaim deed, signed by Heigis in front of a notary public in 2001, transferred the property to Emmert.

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On March 24, 2014, Joseph Cruz recorded two quitclaim deeds purporting to voluntarily transfer the properties from his dad to him. Angel Cruz alleged that a forged signature was used to commit the ...

He filed a quitclaim deed to add him as an owner of the property, paid the necessary fees to rectify the situation and has maintained it ever since. He’s lived in the home since 2019.

Quitclaim deeds are generally quicker and less expensive than other types of deeds, making them convenient but also vulnerable to scammers. What is quitclaim deed fraud? Deed fraud, also called home ...