Crime Watch Program| We’re offering $1,000 to vigilant agentsWe created our Crime Watch Program to help raise our agents’ awareness of potential fraudulent transactions and to reduce the overall cost of claims. View the details below and contact your State Underwriter with any questions or concerns you may have regarding a suspected forgery or fraudulent transaction. Remember that schemes evolve. …
ALLIANT NATIONAL AGENTS’ 2022 FRAUD-BUSTING EFFORTS CAPPED OFF BY COFFELT TITLE’S IMPRESSIVE CRIME WATCH TRIFECTA
As the country’s leading independent title insurance underwriter for the independent title agent, Alliant National has a responsibility to help confront the growing threat of fraud in our industry. One way we do this is through our Crime Watch program, which incentivizes agencies to report instances of fraud that they encounter. As part of the program, firms that prevent a …
Alliant National Agents Make Sure Crime Doesn’t Pay
We’re honoring agents who played a critical role in safeguarding buyers and sellers throughout 2024. It is famously said that “crime doesn’t pay.” Unfortunately, in the digital age, the opposite is often true. Fraud is a major problem in our industry, and a sad reality that many title agencies have to deal with. Yet a lot can be done to …
In 2025, Alliant National Agents Took A Stand Against Fraud
Vigilant agents across the country are helping create a safer, stronger industry By Adam Mohrbacher From the rolling hills of Missouri to the coastal plains of Florida, fraud continues to threaten real estate transactions across the country. In response, an increasing number of Alliant National agents are answering the call to help identify and stop fraudulent activity. Over the years, …
Texas Title Agent Spots Red Flags, Stops Dubious Deal
Aransas County Title recently stopped a fraudster cold and became the latest Alliant National Crime Watch recipient By Adam Mohrbacher In the title industry, transaction security can never be secondary. When critical details are overlooked or due diligence is skipped, there can be real consequences for real people. It is for those reasons and more that Alliant National created its …
Eagle-Eyed Title Pro Spots Fraud And Takes Action
Here’s how Ellis County Title became Alliant National’s latest Crime Watch award winner For Chelsa Holder, Director of Escrow Operations for Ellis County Title Company, something felt “off.” The seasoned title professional was working with a seller’s son on a transaction. The son had submitted a Power of Attorney (POA) to authorize the property’s sale. His pushy behavior, however, had …
Two Alliant National Agents Take the Fight To Fraudsters
Alliant National agents are proving to be a valuable vanguard against real estate crime Although 2025 is barely a quarter old, independent agents have already been hard at work detecting, deterring and preventing fraudulent activity. At Alliant National, we’re proud to support these anti-fraud efforts through our Crime Watch program, which incentivizes agents with $1,000 rewards to be extra vigilant …
Prevent Fraud and Get Rewarded at the Same Time
Alliant National’s Crime Watch Program creates a formidable partnership to fight fraud. There is no other way to say it: Real estate fraud is a major problem in the United States. According to the National Association of Realtors, nearly 14,000 people were victimized by real estate fraud in 2020 alone.[i] Combatting this growing threat requires strong partnerships, and Alliant National’s Crime Watch …
Vacant Property and Foreign Owners Fraud Scheme
Whether your customer has owned property for years or just purchased property, you know these property owners are not immune from being a potential victim of real property fraud. With the use of technology and access to real property records, property owners are reporting a number of fraud cases. One type of fraud being reported involves foreign property owners. The …
Florida Agent Who Thwarted a Vacant Property Scam is Rewarded by Alliant National
As part of its mission to provide valuable help to title industry stakeholders, Alliant National has launched a program incentivizing agencies to report any suspected instances of fraud. Firms that do so are eligible to receive a $1,000 reward. Since its inception, the program has proven to be a model for how underwriters and agencies can work together to prevent …
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