Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso is putting deed theft prevention at the top of his list of priorities.
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That’s why the borough president organized a deed theft-prevention workshop at Medgar Evers College on Tuesday night, Oct. 16. The event featured discussions about estate planning, the availability of legal resources, and examples of how deed theft cases have played out in the borough. Deed theft has been the number one issue that people are coming to complain about at the Brooklyn borough president’s office, thewas told. The workshop was the first of many planned responses to private conversations Reynoso has had with constituents.
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