How scammers are using AI to commit new fraud in real estate
Fraudsters are now using AI to mimic somebody's voice to send voicemails or even create emails, increasing the risk of fraud, Cronkright says.
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Fraudsters are now using AI to mimic somebody's voice to send voicemails or even create emails, increasing the risk of fraud, Cronkright says.
Phantom Planet sang, California here we come, right back where we started from.” Many here at the Western Secondary have spent their entire career in California, which makes sense given that, over the decades, 20-25 percent of the nation’s home loans come from here. Overheard in the hallway yesterday: “I’ve been in this business so long, I remember when the big sleeping area in the house was called a ‘master bedroom’ and not a ‘primary sanctuary.’ That aside, there are more serious topics about staying afloat, and further staffing and ove...
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