By: Garland M. Baker B.
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Land banking gets a bad rap. It is defined as the practice of putting pieces of land together for future sale or development. However, scammers give the business a bad name because they make false promises to unsophisticated buyers who will ultimately be burned.
Criminals bank money in land, too, so they can launder it over time.
