Seller impersonation
Concord, Massachusetts · July 24, 2026
A vacant lot was sold for about $525,000 while a house was being built on it. The owners live in another state.
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TitleXSI shows the deed, the loan, the taxes, and the next filing, in plain language. Start with a sample preview. The full report is free for a new homebuyer.

8:02 AM · Cook County
New document recorded on your property — Quitclaim Deed
A quitclaim transfers whatever interest the signer has. If you did not sign one, the recording still happened. This notice does not undo it.
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| What arrives | A notice and a document number | What the document is, in plain language |
| Is it ordinary? | The notice does not say | Whether it looks like a deed, loan, release, or something you did not sign |
| Who to call | The county, if you already know to call | The recorder, the police, and a real estate attorney, named in the alert |
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TitleXSI is not title insurance and cannot prevent a filing. It catches the recording early, after the document is already in the book.
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From the public record
Concord, Massachusetts · July 24, 2026
A vacant lot was sold for about $525,000 while a house was being built on it. The owners live in another state.
Boston.comCentral District of California · March 9, 2018
An indictment alleged fraudulent deeds and then demands for money, because fighting the filings in court could cost more than paying. Those are charges, not a verdict quoted here.
U.S. Attorney’s OfficeWashington, D.C. · February 12, 2024
A jury found the defendant guilty of using a fake notary stamp and forged deeds, including a home owned free and clear by an elderly owner, then borrowing against it.
U.S. Attorney’s OfficeThe same sources, with the FBI figures, on Why protect your home
Your home at a glance
These are factors commonly targeted in the warnings we link. Answering does not look up your house and does not save an answer.
Animated explainer · about 72 seconds
This is a scripted motion sequence in the page. It is not a video file and it does not autoplay if you asked the browser for less motion.
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A deed, a mortgage, a lien, and a tax bill all land in a county book anyone can read.
Paused · about 72 seconds for all six frames
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The address, the names, and a yes to the renewal terms beside the button.
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Open assessor data where the county allows it. A person reads the recorder, treasurer, and court pages that bar bots.
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Each section says what the paper is and what to do.
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A monthly look for new recordings. The filing still happens. You hear about it.
Choose a section. The note is the same idea as the sample report.
Real Estate Title Search Report
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What this page is for
The first page is the short status: how many open mortgages, how many judgments or liens, and whether anything needs a person to look. It is not a guarantee that the title is clean.
Why protect your home
The DuPage County Recorder puts it plainly: for most people, a home is the largest investment they will ever make. Scammers look for a way to sell that property, or borrow against it, without the owner in the room. Others record a bogus lien so a sale or refinance stalls, then pressure the owner to pay for a release.
In 2025, the FBI’s IC3 received 12,368 real-estate complaints reporting $275,110,419 in losses. That category is broader than forged deeds. The definition is on the full page.
Watching does not stop a filing and does not insure the title. It tells you a new recording showed up, so you can call the county, a lawyer, and the police before a sale is the first time you hear about it.
Title is the legal story of who holds rights in a piece of land, built from documents in the public record.
A deed is the document that transfers ownership. Vesting is how the new owner holds it.
A mortgage is the lender’s recorded claim. A release is the document that says that claim was closed.
The renewal terms sit in the card, next to the button. The same words are on the signup form, with a separate checkbox.
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You pay nothing today for monitoring. TitleXSI includes a title search on the home being purchased and 6 months of title protection at no charge (6 × $19.99 = $119.94). Unless you cancel, the plan renews automatically at $19.99 per month starting the day the free period ends, and it continues month to month until you cancel. Cancel online in your account. A reminder email is sent at least 3 days before the free period ends.
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