Jason Buttrill

Yeah, that would be the best case scenario.

I see no indication of that on the ground unless he knows something that I just clearly don't.

I've been watching geopolitical analysts look at this and they're looking at more of like a six to 12 month campaign if something does not address the security forces on the ground in Iran.

And we have not really seen that yet.

So if something were to happen to where this would be done in two to three weeks, we're talking about a major escalation.

I'm not saying it's impossible.

It's just it's something that I'm not seeing.

I don't think anybody else is seeing right now either.

So I hope he's right.

We're going after the IRGC, right?

I mean, yes, leadership, things like that.

But security forces primarily are still intact on the ground.

That would be a disaster.

That's what they're looking at now for sure.

Most of us think about protecting our home in very physical ways.

We lock the doors, we install the cameras, but there's another way that your home can be targeted, and it doesn't involve anyone stepping foot in your property.

It is actually called home title fraud, and it's exactly what it sounds like.

Criminals forge documents, they file them with the county, they transfer ownership of your home into their name, and then once all that happens, they can attempt to take out loans against your property or even try to sell it out from under you.

The scary part is, like, you don't really know much about this as it's going on.

Regular homeowners insurance doesn't typically protect you from this.