Forged deeds
Growing problem for absentee owners
Forged deeds continue to plague absentee owners of Florida property. Although notorious deed scam artist Ben Ari is facing justice, the practice is still common in Florida. While other states have taken steps to tighten the notary public process including log books or even thumb prints, Florida has not taken any steps to tighten control.
Out-of-state property owners should make it a habit to check the local property appraiser site in the Florida county where they hold property to insure that the property remains in their name. Here locally, the site is the Lee County Property Line.
Criminals steal houses through deed forgery [Miami-Herald]
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I know this is an older post, but unfortunately it still holds water. I have 2 personal experiences with forged deeds, and in one instance the result was not good. The state needs to address this issue and give it the importance it deserves.