When the Public REITs first entered the marketplace, the aura that surrounded their holdings was that it was a bunch of off-market deals being consummated in a smoke-filled room for pennies on the dollar.

So there is nothing harder than being a fledgling syndicator who has no one to talk to  LOL.or like @Leslie Pappas Leslie who pops on with a helpful hand so now she has a existing relationship with you if you choose to contact her then she can expound on her deals.. but she cannot just go to the marketplace and advertise syndications..

I was able to post a family friend's mobile home on Facebook marketplace and craigslist, after one day, we had over 50 messages.

It's the relatively new ones I'm concerned about, the recent influx of syndicators entering the marketplace.

Has anyone bought a noise detection device for your airbnb?

Facebook Marketplace is good for listing rooms as well as trulia.

Then there is FB marketplace and Craigslist.We had a lad for about 3 years that we found on Craigslist and she did a fantastic job and was only charging $60 to clean a 3 bedroom 2 bath lake house.

When you look at the box and junctions you don't necessarily detect it.  

He has avoided detection because the dollar amount is relatively small.If he claims the money belongs to someone else, then it needs to be surrendered as abandoned property.

You are going to get hit with fees on whatever marketplace you do this transaction on, then you will get hit with credit card interest which can be 20%+.