Matthew Cox

She forged their signatures of the homeowners, and the county clerks recorded their deeds like good little sheep, right?

And now her company, her DBA, Love Has Homes, again...

Again, we talk about this with home title lock.

The homeowners have no idea this even occurs until months later when the foreclosure notices start arriving in their mail, right?

Or somebody shows up to their house and tries to move in.

Right, exactly.

So that's why, good viewers, you need to keep track of your own home title online or hire a company like Home Title Lock to do it for you at pennies a day.

Because this is so much money that these people have tied up in their homes.

Let me walk you through.

What she does, when she has the property of these homes, she sells them.

But at fire sale prices, right?

Because she wants to just get these things off the books as fast as possible and probably not get gummed up in title companies and stuff like that.

So the Dayton property had a market value of $134,000.

She sells it for $35,000.

Okay.

Right?

The Centerville property, estimated value, $312,000.

She sells it for $200,000.

Okay.

The Huber Heights property, the third in the trio, estimated value was $135,000.