deed theft

Ray Cortez, who bought his home in 1969, says he was duped into transferring the deed to a limited liability company, or LLC.

Attorneys for Ray Cortez will have until March 24 to submit arguments to make the case that their client is a victim of deed theft.

Ray Cortez bought his townhouse more than 50 years ago. Now he’s facing eviction in what his lawyers say is a case of deed theft.

The resident is among a long line of New York City property owners scammed out of their homes.

Ray Cortez bought his Brooklyn townhouse in the 1960s. Now, he faces eviction stemming from what he and his lawyers say is a case of deed theft. His neighbors are fighting to save his home.

Deed theft, a dead property manager, and a shocking $50 million judgement could spell the end for the beloved Caribbean restaurant.

As gentrification goes, so does the fraud.

"They knocked out all the walls. It's a nightmare."

They allegedly claimed at least 10 victims, half of them elderly.

Three of her four charges have been thrown out so far.