Whether or not your husband moved the paper work is not very important. This papers are generally filed with the county in which you live. If he forges your signature in the hopes of selling the property, he has committed fraud with the intent to harm you. This type of fraud carries a potential sentence in prison as it is a felony. You could have a real estate license holder (an agent or a broker) check the status of your property on a weekly or on a monthly basis - he/she will check with the county to see if there has been an legal changes in the property and he/she can check the local real estate listings to see if the property is listed for sale. Most agents or brokers (try to find a smaller real estate company) will do this work for a minimal fee, say $15.00 or $20.00 a month. Again, your husband having the deed and title work has little, if any, real purpose as there are many legal steps necessary before anything can be changed.

His having a physical copy of the deed or other paperwork won't make forging your signature something that you have no recourse over.

Since he's seemingly being deceitful over the entire issue of your missing documents, you may as well go ahead and file for divorce and get it over with, and tell him why. Then call your county registrar of deeds and ask for new copies as yours seem to have been misplaced.

I would not be overly worried ,as if you see anyone coming to view the house etc, then you can put them off by stating that you are the owner and that it is a hoax. I would then get yourself off to the police station and report your husband for Fraud.
I fail to see why you are with this man at all, why are you letting him decide what he wants? Take control of your own life.
The advice from IMHO is great and I would listen to her.

Thanks so much for your good response, big help. I'm now relieved.

Thank you so much IMHO and Ddraig for your good response. Its a big help. I am now relieved.