[email protected] Real Estate Scams: Estafas Inmobiliarias As a third generation Realtor who has been licensed for a couple decades and is currently licensed in both Michigan and Florida, I thought I had seen just about everything in real estate, but with the advent of technology, what I am seeing more often than not are scams. The scary thing is that scammers are targeting people through ways that sound legit, earning their trust by scamming through companies like Realtor.com and other big names
Como agente de bienes raíces de tercera generación que ha tenido licencia durante un par de décadas y actualmente tiene licencia tanto en Michigan como en Florida, pensé que había visto casi todo en bienes raíces, pero con el advenimiento de la tecnología, lo que estoy viendo la mayoría de las veces son estafas. Lo aterrador es que los estafadores se dirigen a las personas de maneras que suenan legítimas, ganándose su confianza estafando a través de compañías como Realtor.com y otros grandes nombres que h
From big name websites getting hacked, to scam investment companies that let you believe your house is sold when it isn't, there's some shiesty things going on these days. Sometimes, it's easy to know it's a scam, and sometimes, it's not so obvious, and losing your personal information might be bad enough, but having your property sold from underneath you is way more scary. While foreigners have become a big red flag, there's plenty of scammers that are right here in America waiting to prey on whoever.