Irving T. Duck
Specialist in all things real estate scams
White mullet, white goatee, round spectacles, and a Hawaiian shirt loud enough to be seen by NORAD. Irving spends his days doing the unglamorous part of fraud prevention: pulling deeds, calling listing agents, and reading the fine print on official-looking mail that isn't official at all.
He writes the scam alerts on this site and narrates the shorts on the YouTube channel. If a stranger wants your deposit over Zelle before you've stood inside the house, Irving has already made a video about it.
Chases the paper trail
Every alert starts with the county record, the real listing agent, and the payment rail the scammer wanted you to use.
Names the pattern
Scams get rebranded constantly. Irving explains the mechanics so you recognize the next version of it on sight.
Says it loudly
No hedging, no fine print. If something is a scam, you'll hear about it through the bullhorn.
"If the deal is too clean, the paperwork too urgent, and the landlord too unavailable — you're not looking at a home. You're looking at a hook."
— Irving T. Duck
Contact Irving
Spotted a scam? Want Irving to look into a listing? Reach out — he reads every email and monitors the channels below.