Establishes recording requirements for real property documents and creates criminal offenses for real property theft and fraud.
This bill establishes recording requirements for documents concerning real property, requiring individuals to present photo identification when filing in person. It creates the criminal offenses of real property theft and real property fraud, with specific provisions for restitution and statute of limitations. Real property theft involves bringing about a transfer of title or interest without consent and with intent to defraud, while real property fraud involves making false statements to obtain real property.
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