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HB749

Regards deed and title fraud prevention

House | Introduced In House

📋 What This Bill Does

The bill aims to prevent deed and title fraud in Ohio by requiring certain procedures for recording property conveyances and implementing a property protection program. It also mandates continuing education for real estate licensees, including training on deed and title fraud prevention.

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Rationale

The bill aligns with libertarian principles of property rights and voluntary transactions by seeking to protect property owners from fraud. However, the mandatory requirements for recording deeds and the continuing education mandate for licensees may be seen as government intervention in property transactions and market activities.

Risks and Concerns

  • Mandatory photo identification for property conveyances could restrict property rights and add unnecessary bureaucracy.
  • Requiring continuing education for real estate licensees might impose burdens on individuals in the industry and limit their freedom to operate.
  • The property protection program could lead to increased government surveillance and involvement in private property transactions.

Platform Citations (3)

2.1 Aggression, Property, and Contract (2_1) SUPPORTS
The bill's focus on property rights and fraud prevention aligns with the principles of original appropriation and property rights.
2.1 Aggression, Property, and Contract (2_1) SUPPORTS
The bill's emphasis on preventing fraud and ensuring transparency in property transactions supports the principles of voluntary exchange and protection of individual rights.
2.1 Aggression, Property, and Contract (2_1) OPPOSES
The requirement for proof of completion of continuing education could be seen as government interference in the free market.
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