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Scam on property deeds
News · July 24, 2014
The Cedar County Recorder’s Office is asking residents to be cautious if they receive a piece of mail asking them if they want a copy of their deed and property assessment.
Recorder’s offices across the state have received phone calls from concerned citizens about letters they received saying there was “deed activity recorded in public record” and that they should obtain a "current property grant deed and assessment."
The company, Record Transfer Service, is charging $83 for the service. The notice is designed to cause a homeowner to believe there has been a recently recorded document, which is often not accurate.
Anyone receiving this notice should not be alarmed or feel that it is necessary to respond to it, Cedar County Recorder Melissa Helmold said. "A copy of a deed can be obtained at the Recorder’s Office for a few dollars in copy fees."
If you have any questions or to inquire about obtaining a copy of your deed, please contact the Recorder’s Office at 563-886-2230.
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