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A Minnesota woman recently received a shocking phone call about her husband’s dirty financial affairs.
It was all a scam, and homeowners across the U.S. are falling victim.
One of real estate scammers’ favorite tricks is to scare victims into thinking they owe money.
The best way to protect yourself from property fraud is to be proactive.
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