Scams, Shams, and Charades
Course #: C22013688
Instructor: Heather Capper
Price: Complimentary - INVITATION ONLY BY HOST
HOSTED BY TODD WILBUR
Date: November 4, 2025
Time: 11:30AM -2:30PM
Location:
John L. Scott - Redmond
7330 164th Avenue NE, Suite E-145
Redmond, WA 98052
Course Description:
**MUST BE PRESENT FOR THE ENTIRE CLASS TO RECEIVE CLOCK HOUR CREDIT**
Scams, Shams, and Charades: Exploring Fraud Trends in Real Estate
This comprehensive course delves deep into the world of real estate fraud, equipping you with valuable knowledge to protect yourself and your clients from scams and fraudulent activities. From email risks and lowering your exposure to analyzing real-life case files, this class covers everything you need to know about fraud trends in the real estate industry.
Course Highlights:
1. Understanding Fraud Trends:
Explore the latest fraud trends affecting the real estate industry, including emerging scams, shams, and charades that target unsuspecting buyers, sellers, and real estate professionals. Stay one step ahead by recognizing the warning signs and identifying potential red flags.
2. Email Risks and Risk Mitigation:
Discover the inherent risks associated with email communication and learn effective strategies to safeguard yourself and your clients against email-based fraud. Uncover practical tips and best practices for secure communication and ensure your email practices align with industry standards.
3. Lowering Your Exposure to Fraud:
Gain invaluable insights into proven techniques and preventive measures that significantly reduce your exposure to fraudulent activities. Learn how to create secure transaction processes, implement robust identity verification protocols, and establish a culture of vigilance within your real estate practice.
4. Real-Life Case Files:
Delve into a curated selection of real-life case files, meticulously analyzed to highlight the intricate workings of real estate fraud. Understand the modus operandi of fraudsters, dissect their tactics, and learn from real-world examples to fortify your defenses against similar schemes.
5. Who to Contact When Something Goes Wrong:
Equip yourself with knowledge about the appropriate channels to report suspected fraudulent activities and seek assistance when things go awry. Learn about local and national organizations, regulatory bodies, and law enforcement agencies that specialize in combating real estate fraud.
Why Attend:
- Stay Informed: Keep up-to-date with the latest fraud trends and developments within the real estate industry, ensuring you are well-prepared to identify and tackle potential risks.
- Protect Your Clients: Equip yourself with the tools and knowledge to safeguard your clients' interests and provide them with a secure and trustworthy real estate experience.
understanding of fraud trends in real estate. Enroll in the "Scams, Shams, and Charades" class today to acquire indispensable skills that will protect you, your clients, and your real estate business from the ever-evolving threats of fraud.
3 Clock Hours
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Register for this CourseAbout the Instructor: Heather Capper
Heather Capper is an Escrow and Title Officer with over 30 years of experience, offering exceptional service and a deep commitment to alleviating transactional stress for all parties involved. With a strong background in operations management, regulatory compliance, and industry standards, she ensures every transaction meets the highest levels of accuracy. Heather has worked across multiple states, adapting to diverse market conditions and regulatory environments, bringing a wealth of knowledge to each transaction. She enjoys sharing her expertise and explaining the "why" behind each request or concern, ensuring that there is a clear understanding. Known for her open and transparent communication, she ensures that each step of the process is handled efficiently and with precision. Her attention to detail, combined with a proven ability to manage complex transactions, consistently results in smooth, seamless closings.