We tried FB marketplace, but the leads weren't very good, and my account got suspended for 'suspicious activity.' 

That being said, I’d be a bit suspicious that owner has not modified the rent price with an amendment over the past two years.

This made me extremely suspicious of Pace and there is no way I would spend more than $150 for any information that he has to provide.

I immediately got suspicious and retained these papers.

He has bent over backwards to try to help with things at times. (2) I am suspicious they maybe tried to grow to fast and did not have the proper infrastructure to do so.

This thread has a good discussion.The pattern typically is:- Throwaway account that suspiciously seems like it’s actually the guru charging $10-$40K for course, mastermind, tribe, mentorship, seminar, coaching, etc. asks about specific guru with weirdly specific SEO minded title of post.- Community immediately chimes in to steer poster away from spending this much on guru nonsense when info is available freely on BP.- Throwaway account gets annoyed at great advice offered by community.- New accounts (1 or sometimes lots) flood the comment leaving weirdly similar reviews - not just for each individual guru, but like the same type of review for EVERY guru. 

If someone emails you with a change to their contact info during the transaction, be suspicious and call the original number they gave you to check.

She might not think that she’s suspicious, and she may not be, but if the agent only requires it of certain people, then they can be accused of discrimination.

Sounds extremely suspicious to put it very nicely. 

If you claimed more in interest deductions than what your Forms 1098s say, the IRS might get suspicious and send you a letter asking for an explanation.