DC Attorney General issues consumer alert warning about rental scams in DC
“Attorney General Brian L. Schwalb today issued the below consumer alert warning DC renters about rental scams and offering tips on what to look out for to avoid being scammed:
Scammers then trick potential renters into sending them money – such as application fees or security deposits – through non-refundable methods.These scams are convincing and can be tricky to spot. Scammers often use the names of well-known property management companies and use photos taken from legitimate real estate ads or listings.
Do not feel pressure to send rental fees, like an application fee or a security deposit, before you are sure that the property is actually for rent.SCOUT database Take time to talk to someone you trust about the rental offer. If you are a student, someone in your school’s Office of Student Affairs/Services Review may be able to help.
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