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There are too many foreclosure scams for us to list here, so we are going to describe several simple questions to ask yourself before you sign any documents or send money to anyone. A full examination of all the known foreclosure scams, along with instructions on how to get your money back, is included in our scams article archive, and we will help you determine whether you have been a victim of a scam.
Ask yourself the following questions:
When you look up the company with the BBB, Google or Yahoo, do you find complaints or warnings from previous clients?
Are you being asked to sign a Quit Claim Deed or other document that transfers ownership of your home?
Do they require a large up-front payment, with no guarantee of ever performing the services they promised?
Are they asking you to send money without a contract or agreement that outlines the details of the services that will be performed on your behalf?
If you answered yes to any of these questions, you are most likely being scammed.
Unfortunately, many foreclosure victims have a hard time distinguishing the real solutions from a typical scam.
Follow these 4 simple rules:
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