If I am inferring the meaning correctly, then that has been one of the more benevolent scams that I've managed to thwart with my mother's house!

If someone gets scammed, and it is the other person's fault, then you are still in trouble, because either1. 

We are in the process of filling a vacancy on one of our properties and I have not encountered this situation before.

Otherwise, they could think it's a scam.

I don't use Craigslist because it's full of scams but everyone has their own experience. 

Not sure there.He is in it a couple of weeks, and is now ready to be the Wholesailing King of the World.Sounds like he still doesn't know what hebis talking about, although they teach him investing lingo, so he feels confident.This feels like a pure scam to me, but if anyone has any positive experiences, I'd be excited to hear!

If anything it will be a better learning experience as you will double the situations you encounter even though they won't take much of your time.

A good site I use for research is municode.com to find out all the local regulations we might encounter and if there are specific building standards for Parks. 

The number times that I've been scammed, or close to it, approaches 100%.The refrigerant matters because a shifty tech will sell you R22 and then next year try to upsell you to a new system using R410A, or worse, sell you a whole new R22 system knowing that prices to repair it will escalate every year.But please, tell me why a refrigerant might need to be replaced every year?

Not many I've encountered like full gut out of state rentals, but there are a few of those out there as well.Hope this clarifies!