H7551

Establishes the criminal offense of real estate title fraud and allows municipalities to refuse to record “suspicious documents” from persons who are not trusted submitters and creates penalties for real estate title fraud.

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Establishes real estate title fraud as a criminal offense and allows municipalities to refuse suspicious documents from non-trusted submitters.

This bill establishes the criminal offense of real estate title fraud, which includes knowingly offering or recording false or forged deeds, mortgages, or other instruments. Municipalities are authorized to refuse to record suspicious documents from individuals who are not trusted submitters, such as title insurers, attorneys, or regulated financial institutions. Penalties for real estate title fraud include imprisonment and fines.

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Roll Call Votes

64 Yea

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8 Nay

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3 Not Voting

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Calendar

Apr 28

12:00 AM

House Judiciary Consideration

Feb 11

12:00 AM

House Judiciary Hearing

History

Jun 10

House

Signed by Governor

Jun 4

Senate

Senate passed as amended in concurrence

Jun 4

House

Transmitted to Governor