Real Estate Swindles Require New Vigilance
Attempted scams are often identified only because something seems wrong, but that could change if artificial intelligence (AI) makes future scams undetectable.
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Attempted scams are often identified only because something seems wrong, but that could change if artificial intelligence (AI) makes future scams undetectable.
Dr. Daniel Kenigsberg’s jaw dropped when he swung by what used to be his family's empty lot in Fairfield, Connecticut — only to find a partially constructed $1.5 million three-story house on the property.
Daniel Kenigsberg claimed that someone from Johannesburg impersonated him to sell his 0.45-acre property. He wants the house there demolished.
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