It even has a watermark."

This is why I prefer this metric when analyzing prices for xyz area instead of an absolute high water mark.  

I've seen that happen multiple times at other properties that we've listed.others have talked about how you can watermark your craigslist adds to prevent this.. i would think CL would make this mandatory there are millions being stolen this way from honest folks  that are just not experinced with this stuff.I get spammers hitting me on the PM on BP  and I will call them out.. tell them I am reporting them as spam.. and boy that elicits some really ugly stuff..

I watermark all ads and have scam sheets in all units and on the front door of the property.

So in addition to not posting the address, you should watermark the photos with your name so that your pictures don't get stolen an placed in an ad offering it for $600 a month.

I have a draft from the California Association of Realtors but it has the Draft watermark all over it.

No matter where I post I watermark my pictures so a scammer won't take the pictures and create another ad and scam someone.

I'm looking at places like GroundFloor and Watermark and getting familiar with the listings.

I don't have time to figure out what the 'other side' is going to look like if I make a bad move today.So my 'water' mark was:  Could I take a 20% hit to the top line and still be 'ok'?  

It's watermarked with my logo and has just two basic measurements.