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2026-10-28 issue

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Women of Stop Deed Theft

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A New York advocacy project links deed theft to Black homeownership, family health, and the preservation of legacy.

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New York homeowners concerned about deed theft
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It points readers to NYC ACRIS for covered boroughs and advises keeping deeds, notices, communications, and court papers.

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The homeowner section advises keeping deeds, notices, communications, and court papers, then points readers toward NYC ACRIS for properties in covered boroughs and the state Attorney General for reporting information. Its proposed accountability measures go beyond opening an investigation: the site names title restoration, continued possession, and preserved equity as outcomes to track. It explicitly excludes legal representation and emergency response.

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