Protect Your Property From Title Theft & Seller Impersonation Before It Happens
Unlike companies that only monitor after fraud occurs, LandLock's patent-pending technology prevents theft by securely connecting your identity to your property.
One-time fee for lifetime protection †† - no recurring charges
Prevents fraud before it happens, not just alerts after
Secure identity verification using government ID and biometrics
Joined by 10,000+ property owners
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One-time fee for lifetime protection †† - no recurring charges
Prevents fraud before it happens, not just alerts after
Secure identity verification using government ID and biometrics
Joined by 10,000+ property owners
The Growing Threat of Real Estate Fraud
Property title fraud is on the rise across America, with devastating consequences for homeowners.
Lost to Real Estate Fraud
Americans lost over $145 million to real estate fraud in 2023 alone, according to FBI reports.
Americans Targeted
One in ten Americans have been targeted by real estate scams, with approximately 1 in 20 suffering actual financial losses.
Median Loss Per Incident
The median consumer loss in a real estate fraud incident exceeds $70,000, with some victims losing their entire property.
Why Title Fraud Is Increasing
- Digitization of property records has made them more accessible to criminals
- Rising property values create more lucrative targets for fraudsters
- Sophisticated identity theft techniques make impersonation easier
- 54% of real estate professionals encountered seller impersonation attempts in 2023
- 51.8% of real estate transactions showed indicators of wire or title fraud risk in Q4 2023
- Vacant properties and elderly homeowners are particularly vulnerable targets
The FBI Has Issued Warnings
The FBI's Boston Division recently warned of a "steady increase" in quitclaim deed fraud across New England, with thousands of victims losing millions of dollars.
"Folks across the region are having the roof pulled out from under them," the FBI Boston chief noted, describing the "significant financial and emotional toll" on victims.
Most Vulnerable Properties:
- Vacant land and second homes
- Properties owned by elderly individuals
- Homes with substantial equity
- Properties owned by LLCs or trusts
- Rental and investment properties
Why LandLock Outperforms The Competition
Don't just monitor your property - actively prevent theft before it happens
| Prevents title theft before it occurs | Prevents mortgage fraud before it occurs | Prevents rental scams | Attaches owner's identity to real property | Alerts owner if someone views title ◊ | Lifetime protection | One time fee †† | Protects real property owned by entities (e.g., LLC ) |
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Real Stories, Real Consequences
Title fraud devastates lives. These are the stories of real victims who wish they had protected their property.
Brooklyn, NY
90-year-old homeowner
A 90-year-old Brooklyn homeowner was scammed into losing the deed to his house of 50+ years. He now faces eviction from the home he's owned for decades.
"It broke up the family... It took a tremendous toll on my father and myself trying to deal with this." - Victim's son
Massachusetts
1,576 victims
From 2019-2023, Massachusetts had 1,576 victims of deed fraud losing over $46 million. The FBI Boston chief noted victims suffer "a significant financial and emotional toll, including shock, anger, and even embarrassment."
"Folks across the region are having the roof pulled out from under them." - FBI Boston Division
The Devastating Impact of Title Fraud
Emotional Toll
- Loss of home and security
- Shock, anger, and embarrassment
- Stress of legal uncertainty
- Family conflict and breakdown
- Ongoing fear of recurrence
Financial Consequences
- Loss of property equity or entire home
- Legal fees to quiet title ($10,000+)
- Months or years of legal battles
- Damaged credit from fraudulent loans
- Inability to sell or refinance during dispute
Don't Wait Until It's Too Late
Unlike credit card fraud that banks quickly resolve, home title theft can jeopardize your literal home and life savings. The emotional and financial toll can last for years.