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Story summary
- Madison O’Hora reported that her loft apartment, purchased in March 2024, was listed for rent on TikTok.
- She contacted the poster, who dismissed her claims and blocked her.
- The TikTok video drew attention, with experts warning that social media enables fraudsters.
- Red flags include cash payments and deals that seem too good to be true, according to experts.
- Zillow cautions that urgency and vague details often signal fraud.
