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ROCHESTER, N.Y. – The Seneca County Sheriff’s Office has issued a warning to residents regarding a sophisticated real estate scam that is specifically targeting individuals who own property in the area but reside out of state. Authorities report that scammers are using deceptive tactics to exploit unsuspecting property owners, potentially leading to significant financial losses.
Deputies have advised property owners to remain vigilant and to verify any communication they receive concerning their real estate holdings. The scam typically involves fraudulent claims related to property taxes, ownership transfers, or other real estate transactions that may seem legitimate at first glance.
Residents are encouraged to conduct thorough research and seek legal advice if they receive any suspicious correspondence. The Sheriff’s Office is actively investigating the matter and urges anyone who believes they may have fallen victim to this scam to come forward and report the incident. Protecting property rights and ensuring community safety remains a top priority for local law enforcement.
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