My Blog How one family’s nightmare illustrates the growing threat of real estate wire fraud By Eileen Beck on Saturday, October 17, 2020 One Northern California family preparing to buy a house got the shock of their lives. Money meant for the closing was high-jacked, diverted to China and almost lost forever. Related posts: Douglas Elliman executive chairman: U.S. needs additional stimulus How A New Report On President Trump’s Tax Returns Raises Serious Questions Three Factors Affecting Where Millennials Choose To Live Is Eric Trump The Next October Surprise? N.Y. Judge Orders President’s Son To Answer Fraud Questions Under Oath Previous Post Next Post Related Posts My Blog Lots of opportunities to buy distressed real estate assets globally during Covid, investor says My Blog Walker & Dunlop CEO: Industrial and multi-family are two real estate sectors that have done well amid the pandemic My Blog There’s ‘a lot of opportunity’ in real estate as pandemic pinches property market, says investor
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