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Fraudulent Quit Claim/Deed of TrustWhat is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Virginia An "Investor" recorded a Forged Quit claim deed making him a CO-Owner of my home (I am still listed first). He subsequently took out a HELOC (100k) with a major bank without me signing. I have in my possession a copy of both instruments (quit claim and deed of trust), as well as title abstract and a copy of his credit report showing the line of credit at least 4 months past due and "closed by institution". His fiancee and the notary who signed the quit claim are both employee's of the Bank which holds the deed of trust (in the mortgage divison). Help! What's the first course of action? |
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| Agreed. And get an attorney to have the loan thrown out.
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