Beware of home deed letters in mailbox  (WXYZ) - State and
county officials everywhere are warning homeowners to watch for 
a letter in their mailbox this fall, urging them to buy a copy
of the deed to their home.  It's the latest in a series of
urgent notices sent to homeowners, that many people fall for
simply because they look urgent.  Homeowners across the country
are receiving another mailing: a "deed processing" notice,
asking for $84 for a copy of the deed to your home.  County
Auditor Dusty Rhodes said "it looks so official that people, I'm
afraid, are sending money into this company and paying money for
something they can get for just a nominal amount."  Rhodes says
you don't need a copy of the deed to your home.  If you want
one, he explains, you can just go to the county courthouse and
get a copy for $10 or less.   Rhodes said "you don't have to pay
$85 to get it."  Several different companies are offering these
deed services, usually with on thing in common: A Washington,
D.C. address, making it a