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How to avoid a rental property scam
Look into common rental rates.
Rental scammers will usually offer properties at a rate below the average in a neighborhood. They will do this to lure you into what you may think is a good deal.

Options: i. Most rental property scams involve making a substantial offer of the wrong property, usually for profit. They'll offer up to 500-375% on these offers. ii. For instance, they will offer to sell a local historic building. Overdrawn renters may not be able to sell this property much if there are no customers in the area. iii. Transfer the agreed upfront mortgage to a lump-sum. If you pay to have the property of your choice transferred back to the lender, the agreed upfront balance will be deposited into the bank account that you set aside at the bank. iv. When this happens, a scammer will ask for a rental deposit and various other fees up front. To combat this tool, always check the average rental rate in the neighborhood you are looking to rent in.
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