Where to Sell Loot in ROB RUN: Fence, Smuggler and Payment

The buyer depends on the object’s current form. A collection ingredient is ordinary inventory; packing the recipe turns those inputs into a cargo crate with a different buyer.

The Fence buys inventory loot and Grow Room Harvest Packages, paying cash. The four city stalls are named Huckster 1 through Huckster 4 on the buyer layer. Check the object’s space and type before carrying it to the wrong trader.

Higher Notoriety improves offers, and the trade display shows the level after completion. Item and cargo bonuses are separate; there is no complete percentage schedule here. Compare actual offers when a bonus matters.

At the Fence van, open the trade screen and move only the items you want to sell into the offer. Keep ammunition, an unfinished camera and any planned barter inputs out of the sale. Check the offered amount, then choose Complete Deal. Collect the cash from the counter immediately; the trade screen closing does not mean the money is already in your bag.

If the offer differs from a database value, compare the exact item variant and your current trade bonus. An empty camera and a full camera are different sale states. Cargo and packed Collection Crates need the Smuggler instead. Check these differences before changing buyers or treating a base-price estimate as a promised payment.

Cargo payout depends on quantity, value and the applicable sale bonus. Each Smuggler delivery gives one Cargo Sheet point; filled sheets have their own tier-specific capacities and sale values.

Selling cargo is not its only use. A home Cargo Workbench can open stolen cargo. Decide whether the sealed offer or processing route suits your equipment before delivery.

Deliver the cargo to the Smuggler’s van and complete its sale. Then collect the cash left at the rear of the van. An empty cargo slot tells you that the object has been handed over; check the payment too before driving away.

The clip below follows a packed collection’s payment. Its displayed reward depends on that recorded sale. It does not replace the recipe’s base-value comparison or deposit the proceeds automatically in the bank.

Anyone can enter a Sales Center, but trading requires a rented plot in its district. District level affects offers. The center contains a Fence, Cargo Exchange, Middleman and cargo-transfer Informant, so it is a group of services rather than a universal buyer with no conditions.

The global map separates Sales Center travel from city entry and Home. If you can enter but cannot trade, check the rental requirement instead of assuming the item itself is unsellable.

The Collection Table packs a required stolen-item set into cargo. Marked inputs may be worth keeping after you have a base and table; before that, individual Fence sales can fund the setup. Compare recipe rewards with the value of every ingredient.

The motel Suspicious Door exchanges qualifying finds for heist tools. A full USB tool exchanged for a Drill is a sacrificed sale, not zero-cost equipment. Repacked contraband is another route: buy from Lenny or a Sales Center, process it at home and deliver to the Smuggler.

Drawing a weapon drops cargo, and changing cars drops the old trunk contents. Cargo fits dedicated trunk slots or home racks; ordinary inventory space does not replace those slots. Ground drops eventually disappear.

Criminal death loses inventory, while surrender preserves equipped gear. An accepted bank-funded bribe allows leaving with bag and equipment. Dirty cash paid by the buyer can still be stolen; launder it toward account funds. A Police Radio reveals nearby Police vehicles, but concealment does not override Most Wanted disclosure or a blocked bridge.

If you have one marked ingredient but no Collection Table, selling it individually can fund the house, plot and table setup. If the table is ready and the remaining ingredients are already available, compare the complete crate offer with the individual sale value of every input. Found ingredients still have a sale you give up.

Do the same check before bartering a full USB tool. Its listed $200,000 base sale becomes an access item when exchanged for a Drill. The trade may suit a planned bank job, but it does not put $200,000 in your hand and also give you the Drill.