IDENTITY THEFT + REAL ESTATE INVESTING = DEADLY COMBINATION

A friend's wife just found out there's a car loan and several other credit accounts appearing on her credit history that are not hers.

But he's not worried, and we'll tell you why.  But think about this first:

If you're a real estate investor and you get hit with identity theft, you might be out of business for a while.  There won't be any way for you to get new loans or get refis/cash-outs and it may be even more difficult or impossible to get basic utility services or insurance for your properties.

The reason we're not worried is because we pay $9.95 or so per month to have a really reputable company keep us updated on changes to our credit history.
We've to tell you that our mind is far more at ease than it otherwise would be.

(This has NOTHING to do with the guy on the commercials who tells everyone his social security number.  He has several class action lawsuits against him right now.)

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