When i needed to find a new place last month, craigslist was literally 95% scams (1/20 inquiries were real people). The official subreddit for san diego. A family was trying to do something nice for their daughter, responding to an ad on the site for an apartment to rent. Unfortunately, the thing that got their attention was the fact that the apartment was listed at such an affordable rate. This is also very thing that should have tipped them off that something wasnt right.
The person renting out the property: The city of san diego says if a deal looks too good to be true, it most likely is. The official subreddit for san diego california, america's finest city, were a rapidly growing (over 370,000 strong!) community serving the whole of the san diego. In the past if there are photos of the place i'd do a reverse image search to see if the photo was stolen from a real estate website.
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