Likewise, the Fed will not hold interest rates high for a prolonged period of time (but the next couple of years will see them elevated I guess)… In the short term they will continue to raise them to continue to combat inflation.  

Is this a fraudulent attempt to get unwitting investors to pay for something that they have not ordered? 

I spent 24 months in combat as an infantry officer and did another deployment to West Africa in a specialized unit.

Quote from @Michael Smythe: @Andrew Lebed theoretically you could do that, but that may open the door to fraudulent activity.It's best to take LEGAL steps that will not alert the lender to the transfer of ownership.

And there are so many scummy slimeballs everywhere selling their "courses" that don't take the real world into account because of their lack of experience or just plain fraudulent morality where they know anything sells if its hyped enough.  95% of the "courses" are rubbish and are just regurgitated material than anyone with a bit of reading or experience knows already. 

The tenant reported the withdrawal to their bank as fraudulent.

If you truly don't want it to be about you and you want to stay on topic you could try being a lot less combative, insulting and disrespectful.   

They know a lot of cases, which are almost the same with the fraudulent cases, which you can face.

The creditors could argue fraudulent transfer to avoid paying debt.

If you do go the online route, be cautious and just make sure it's a reputable title company and not anything fraudulent/ scam.