Q&A
DOF's process for notifying property owners about suspicious deed transfers
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Council Member Julie Menin inquires about the Department of Finance's process for notifying property owners about suspicious deed transfers. The City Register explains that they automatically send out notices when a deed is recorded on a property.
- DOF sends automatic notifications when deeds are recorded
- Property owners are advised to contact the district attorney's office if they are unfamiliar with the recorded deed
Julie Menin
0:40:04
Great.
0:40:04
Thank you so much.
0:40:05
A couple questions for DOF.
0:40:07
So you mentioned in response to a question that, council, chair Hudson asked that if you have suspicious, deeds, you sometimes mail to that property owner.
Colette McCain-Jacques
0:40:19
So this is what happens.
0:40:20
If a deed is recorded on a piece of property
UNKNOWN
0:40:23
Uh-huh.
Colette McCain-Jacques
0:40:25
We automatically send out a notice to let you know that the deed was recorded on your property.
0:40:32
Are you familiar with this?
0:40:34
If not, do you need to reach out to the district attorney's office?
Julie Menin
0:40:37
Sure.
