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alifornia is grappling with an alarming surge in real estate fraud cases, outpacing all other states in 2023. The rise of online transactions has created new avenues for scammers to target homebuyers.
As the real estate industry increasingly relies on digital platforms, con artists are exploiting this shift to devise sophisticated schemes. They're using online channels to deceive buyers and manipulate property sales, often with devastating consequences.
A recent report highlights California's struggle with real estate fraud, underscoring the need for increased vigilance among homebuyers and a more robust regulatory framework to combat these crimes.
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