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Protecting Your Identity: Involving Real Estate and Mortgages. This book is targeted to the residential home purchasing market of in the province of British Columbia, Canada. It is about the available options that are available to reduce the risk of a variety of real estate fraud possibilities. The purpose of this book is to show that if we reduce our risk and decrease or vulnerability of becoming a victim of the identity abuses including theft and fraud. It is always better to be proactive than reactive, especially in areas involving the potential of becoming a victim to such a crime. The losses are devastating, frustrating and expensive. Prevention is always king and this book will show how to set yourself up in away to use your personal circumstances to discover possible ways to protect yourself, your family and your residential investment.

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George Greenwood is the founder of Canadian Identity Resources and the Keeping Identity Safe Training programs. As an author, he has written Four (5) books on the subject of identity theft. - In Your Good Name - Confessions of an Identity Thief - Memories of a Stolen Life - Identity Loss due to Mortgage and Title Fraud - Protecting Your Identity: Involving Real Estate & Mortgages As a speaker, George has spoken to a wide variety of groups, large and small, private and commercial, Chambers of Commerce, Crime Prevention Organizations and Police Events - across Canada. As a consultant, he has worked with individuals, families and small business owners regarding the reduction of the risks of victimization from the crimes relating to identity abuse: Identity theft, fraud, stolen information and loss of privacy. George has created strategic plans to designed to decrease vulnerability for small business for Chambers of Commerce and Boards of Trade groups. As an advocate legislative change, George was the author of the original resolution which resulted in Identity theft being inserted in the Criminal Code of Canada (401.2). Involved in getting the Federal Privacy Commissioner to work on digital Photocopier issues, and has presented to the BC MLA Special Review Committee of the Personal Information Protection Act . His mission & purpose: ...is to raise the consciousness and awareness of individuals, families or business in order to reduce their risk and decrease their vulnerability of identity abuse. ...is to have people and business realize that our basic habits create our vulnerability ...is to have people feel comfortable about absolutely knowing that they can say... May I always be the ONLY ME there is!

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