Home Fraud Defense

About Home Fraud Defense

Protect yourself from real estate fraud before it's too late.

Home Fraud Defense™ uses AI to instantly analyze suspicious emails, text messages, wire instructions, legal notices, and documents — telling you in seconds if you're looking at a scam.

Real estate fraud costs Americans billions every year. Wire fraud alone averages $70,000 per victim. Fake "Notice of Default" letters, forged deeds, fraudulent wire instructions, and rental scams are on the rise. This app puts a forensic fraud analyst in your pocket — completely free.

HOW IT WORKS

1. Paste text or upload a screenshot of any suspicious message, wire instruction, notice, or document
2. AI scans it instantly — analyzing for wire fraud, impersonation, fake legal notices, deed fraud, urgency tactics, and more
3. Get a clear Risk Score with a color-coded verdict, specific red flags, and an action plan
4. Share the result with your agent, attorney, or family — or report it to authorities

WHAT WE DETECT

• Wire fraud — changed bank accounts, urgent transfer requests
• Impersonation — fake title companies, lenders, attorneys, courts, and government agencies
• Fake legal notices — "Notice of Default," foreclosure threats, fake enforcement actions
• Deed & title fraud — unauthorized transfers, suspicious notarizations
• Rental scams — below-market prices, overseas landlords, deposit-before-viewing
• Urgency & pressure tactics — artificial deadlines, confidentiality demands
• Safe confirmation — verify legitimate documents with confidence

FEATURES

✓ Instant AI analysis powered by advanced fraud detection
✓ Risk Score 0–100 with color-coded verdict
✓ Scan text or photos — paste, type, or upload a screenshot
✓ Full report — red flags, safe indicators, and recommended actions
✓ One-tap sharing — send your fraud report via text, email, or social media
✓ Scan history — review all your past scans on-device
✓ 100% free — no account, no subscription, no payment required

WHO IT'S FOR

• Homebuyers verifying wire instructions before closing
• Homeowners who received a suspicious legal notice or deed document
• Renters checking listings before sending a deposit
• Real estate agents protecting their clients
• Anyone who received a suspicious email, text, or letter about property

Home Fraud Defense™ — America's real estate fraud protection platform.
Visit us at www.HomeFraudDefense.org