Real Estate Fraud Victim
Real Estate Fraud Victim:
Real estate fraud is any false statement made on a loan
application, real estate document, real property presentation or other misleading
information intended to defraud another party. Some victims
of real estate fraud are eligible for
legal protection and possible civil litigation remedies. Those committing
real estate fraud can be criminal charged or be the target
of lawsuits.
Consequences of Real Estate Fraud:
Victims of real estate fraud can lose large investments, assume others debt unknowingly, be held liable for other parties fraud or receive higher payment amounts than presented. Real estate fraud can result in lost wealth, property foreclosure, bankruptcy and damaged credit ratings. Some real estate fraud schemes are:
- "Property flipping" where a buyer pays a low price for a property and then quickly resells it for a higher price
- Two sets of settlement statements where one statement reflects the sale of the property and the second statement fraudulently shows a higher sale price.
- Fraudulent qualifications where real estate agents help buyers fabricate their credit history or employment history.
- Misrepresentation of terms or conditions of sale or lending agreement
- Withholding important information to a sale, such as structural damage, permits or liens.
Victims of real estate fraud can end up losing their homes or come close to bankruptcy since they are unable to pay the high interest rates on their mortgages.
What a Real Property Lawyer can do for you:
Real estate fraud lawyers represent those people who were taken advantage of. Attorneys help victims of real estate fraud get back the financial damages they have suffered as a result of fraud. They help victims file a real estate fraud lawsuit and take care of the complications that come up while determining if fraud has occurred.Lawyer Referral Service:
If you fell victim to real estate fraud and have suffered monetary loss, Attorney Search Network can help you find a real estate fraud lawyer who will assist you in getting settlement.
If you have any questions about the information provided above, please contact Attorney Search Network.
Call at (800) 215-1190 or fill out our online form for a free Lawyer Referral to a Real Property Attorney with Real Estate Fraud experience.
