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Strategies & Market Trends : The Residential Real Estate Crash Index
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To: GraceZ who wrote (25689)12/8/2004 2:34:31 AM
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Grace, thanks for sharing the story. I have thought about fraud all along but I kind of discounted such possibility. The public information about the property's ownership and the seller's attorney all seem to be valid. So if it's a scam, it would be quite elaborate. I was very careful in providing financial information. I blanked out all SSN and account numbers and I also refused to include my credit report. Of course, now that the seller has my check and signature, it's possible to forge anything.

Anyways, I think it was more likely that the seller either got a better offer or decided not to sell. I have just wasted way too much effort on this house, it is too bad that there is no easy way for me to get even.
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