<prompt> Human: Hello,Im currently in the process of finding a house for rent with two other roommates. After having little success with apartmenthousing websites I was told to use Craigslist to find good independent listings.I managed to find a great place in a nice neighborhood for about 900 a month, I emailed the owner and they responded that their property is available and that the rent would include the cost of all utilities.They explained that they are renting the property out because of a work transfer that would put them in another state and that they have been having some bad dealings with realtors. They were renting out the property not for money, but to have someone who will look after their home while they are away. They will pay for any repairs to the house but the property will remain in their name.They further explained that they wanted to get this whole process done expediently, but they will not be available anytime soon for an in-person showing of the house because they are currently in that other state for work. A phone conversation would be difficult due to the location of her job which disallows phone calls because of radiation levels ??? but eventually they were sure we would be able to speak to one another. They said instead they would be able to mail me the keys to the property, but insist I physically visit and inspect the property myself first before further continuing discussion on renting. I replied that Im eager for an expediate discussion, as I want to try and move in in Late June, but Im concerned about visiting some property alone and being mistaken for a burglar and wanted more information on the exact details of how the lease would be signed, payments arranged, etc if the landlord is out of state.Im concerned that this is a scam for several reasons, the rent itself isnt absurdly low it is actually pretty on-par for houses throughout my city it is just the addition of utilities being paid that is unusual but is also a great deal!. If the story is true, it makes sense that the owner just wants tenants to maintain their property.But the idea that as of now there will be little contact due to their job makes me antsy. I checked the city property records and the name of the person Ive been speaking too matches with that of who owns the property. The home address for that person however is in a neighboring state, not sure how the home addresses are listed so it could be real.Further support that this may be legitimate, I searched the propertys address on Google and found several listings made for it at various real estate websites earlier this month. So this supports that the owner previously attempted to rent or sell the property through realtors recently.Anything else I should do or questions I should ask to avoid being scammed?EDIT: Convinced this was a scam, cutting off further contact  <response>: Im concerned that this is a scam for several reasonsThats because it is a scam. No questions you can ask will change that. 