Deed scam redux
Another deed scam involving the deceased surfaces
In November, All American Foreclosure Solutions of Ft. Myers filed three deeds with the Lee County Clerk of Court's Office in which the company claimed to have bought vacant lots owned by individuals who are deceased. These three individuals supposedly signed deeds last November, but in fact each has been dead since at least 1991.
This latest scam is the work of Derek K. Runion, 23, of Cape Coral, the owner of All American Foreclosure Solutions and is very similar to the deed scam that unfolded last February in Lee County.
Firm files deeds with 'signatures' of dead [News-Press]
In November, All American Foreclosure Solutions of Ft. Myers filed three deeds with the Lee County Clerk of Court's Office in which the company claimed to have bought vacant lots owned by individuals who are deceased. These three individuals supposedly signed deeds last November, but in fact each has been dead since at least 1991.
This latest scam is the work of Derek K. Runion, 23, of Cape Coral, the owner of All American Foreclosure Solutions and is very similar to the deed scam that unfolded last February in Lee County.
Firm files deeds with 'signatures' of dead [News-Press]
posted by Mark Washburn on 6/27/2005
1 Comments:
If you believe everything you hear & reed you’re just as dumb as these people in the articles. In fact, give me a call I’ll quit claim all my interest in the Brooklyn Bridge for only $5,000. Brooklyn is in New York, in case you don’t know. Journalist twist and turn stories in order to make them more sellable, haven’t you ever heard of an article retraction? Where the author gets to closing to libel and is then ordered to commence a retraction article, in order to prevent a law suit. Don’t you people reed the bible? It tells you not to talk about what you hear, but rather only what you know. I don’t know them personally, do you?
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