
Absolutely, starting the Fleeca job is a straightforward process, but it helps to know exactly what steps to take. First, you need to meet the minimum level requirement—usually around level 12 in most systems—and own a high-end apartment that includes a planning board. Head to your apartment’s heist room, interact with the board, and select the Fleeca job as your first heist. From there, you’ll be prompted to launch a setup mission called “The Fleeca Job – Scope Out,” which is just a quick reconnaissance drive to the bank. Once that’s done, you’ll unlock the main heist. I’ve helped dozens of new players through this, and the biggest tip is to pick a partner who communicates well—the Fleeca job is a two-person heist, and success depends on teamwork. The driver needs to stay alert during the escape, while the hacker must memorize the fingerprint pattern. If you’re the hacker, practice the pattern in the setup menu first. Also, don’t forget to buy the armored Kuruma if you have the cash—it makes the escape phase much safer. Overall, the whole process from start to finish takes about 30 minutes if you’re efficient.

You just need to be level 12, own a high-end apartment, and go to the heist planning board. Pick the Fleeca job, do the scope-out mission, and then you’re in. Honestly, it’s the easiest heist—perfect for beginners. Make sure your partner knows the drill, or you’ll waste time on the fingerprint hack.

For me, the key is having a decent apartment first. The Del Perro Heights one works fine. Then it’s all about the setup mission—just drive to the bank, take a photo, and you’re good. The actual heist is super short, but if your partner can’t drive, the escape gets messy. I’d recommend practicing the hacking on the tutorial screen.

Start by checking your rank—if you’re below 12, grind some contact missions. Once you’re there, buy any high-end apartment (I got the one at Eclipse Towers). Walk to the heist room, select Fleeca, and invite a friend. The scope-out is boring but mandatory. After that, the heist itself is a cakewalk. Just don’t crash the car on the way out.


