Connecticut Realtor’s listing was used in a TikTok scam. Here’s the red flags to look out for
(TNS)–Two TikTok users shared posts about a Connecticut property for rent in July — but the property was never available to rent. The property, a three-bedroom home in Harwinton, originally was listed for sale for $599,000 by Hartford County-based Realtor Geena Becker. But on TikTok, the same property was advertised as a rental for $1,400 monthly with utilities…
The post Connecticut Realtor’s listing was used in a TikTok scam. Here’s the red flags to look out for appeared first on RISMedia.
Recent Posts
Five FAQs homeowners have about private flood insurance
AI is already in real estate, and its next opportunity is connection
West Georgia Technical College inaugural Alumni Association mixer - Times-Georgian
Bears rout West Georgia to end skid - thecabin.net
Freedom Park Conservancy names ‘The Park is Art’ photo contest winners
Volleyball welcomes West Georgia for Tuesday night matchup - University of North Alabama Athletics
Your Voice Matters: RISMedia Launches New Letters to the Editor Feature
California voters reject measure to shred environmental red tape
HECM endorsements rebound in October but stay near decade low
Century Communities names Jim Francescon as president
