Triple H Construction

04/02/2026

TO THE WINDOWS 🪟 ✔️

TO THE WALLS 🧱 ✔️

TO THE FLOORS 🖼 ✔️

TO THE DOORS 🚪 ✔️

MARKET READY!!! 🏡

04/02/2026

COMING SOON!!! STAY TUNED FOR A BEAUTIFUL GLOW-UP!

03/06/2026

Public Service Announcement!!

It has been brought to the attention of the Sheriff’s Office that there is another scam happening in Jefferson County involving online rental property. King City Property Brokers Administrative Assistant Jennifer Boyer provided these helpful tips to raise awareness to reduce the number of people being victimized by scammers.

Four Ways to Quickly Spot a Fake Rental Listing:

1. The profiles are fake or brand new
Many of these accounts have:
• very few photos
• no local friends
• recently created profiles
• strange names that don’t match the area
Example: profiles like “Mr. David,” “Chris rental unit,” or random names claiming to manage multiple properties.
Scammers often steal photos from:
• Zillow
• Realtor.com
• real estate listings
• older MLS photos
So just because the house looks real doesn’t mean the listing is.
Legitimate landlords or property managers usually have real profiles, business pages, or a local presence.

2. The listed rental price is too good to be true
The rent is way lower than similar properties
For example:
• 3-bedroom homes listed for $800
• apartments far below market rent
• very small deposits
They price the property just low enough to create urgency, so people rush before thinking.
In most cases in Mount Vernon, rents that low don’t match the current market for those types of homes.

3. The scammers request communication via text using a random phone number
Almost every one of these listings says something like:
• “Text this number for more info”
• “Send screenshot of this post”
• “Message me directly”
Often the number:
• is from another state
• doesn’t match Illinois
• isn’t connected to a real company
This is how they move the conversation off Facebook so it can’t be reported easily.

4. The scammers use evasive and suspicious tactics
• You’re asked to send money before seeing the property
• They request payment through Zelle, Cash App, Venmo, wire transfer, gift cards, or crypto
• The “landlord” says they’re out of town, overseas, deployed, or on a mission trip
• You’re told the keys will be mailed after deposit
• It’s “drive by only”
• You’re pressured with “first person to send deposit gets it” or “must decide today”
• They refuse to speak on the phone or want to move the conversation off the listing platform

Please do NOT send deposits, application fees, or rent without seeing the property in person or working with a licensed local agent.

Thank you, Ms. Boyer, for the helpful information. Anyone who has fallen victim to this type of scam, or any other, should contact the policing agency in their jurisdiction to make a report.

02/12/2026

“Two Careers. One Woman.”
“From Closings to Crossings.” 😏 🏡 🚂

KING CITY PROPERTY BROKERS
☎️ 618-237-2414
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01/28/2026

So fresh and so clean, and these bathrooms turned out great! 🧽 🚽 🛁

01/11/2026

A little kitchen refresh! 🔨 🛠 🔨

01/04/2026