Fencing Stolen Goods at a Glance
- Rockstar’s Paradise Garage description names storage for goods to be fenced.
- Rob Nelson has separately described selling stolen vehicles and handing over robbery proceeds.
- Those examples do not show a single buyer or price system for every stolen item.
Overview
Rockstar’s description of Paradise Garage mentions fencing stolen goods. The Watson Bay property provides a secure place to store goods that are to be sold on. Who buys them, which goods are accepted and how payment works have not been revealed.
Vehicles and robbery proceeds
In an interview, Rockstar’s Rob Nelson described selling stolen cars, judging their value and delivering robbery proceeds to a contact. A vehicle’s condition affects its resale value, and some sale locations make the player wait before another sale. Whether other stolen goods follow the same pricing or waiting rules has not been said.
What the garage provides
Paradise’s secure storage is a property feature. Rockstar has not said whether storing goods sells them automatically, whether a fence comes to the garage, or whether the goods must be taken somewhere later.
Not Confirmed Yet
- Who buys stolen goods, and which goods they accept, has not been revealed.
- Prices, storage capacity and sale timing are not known.
- Rockstar has not said whether storing and selling goods are separate actions.
