On the D class I don't bring my personal decor (since it may be stolen) but I still add the inexpensive items like the rolled bath towels, the wine w/ glasses and dish towel in the kitchen and some flowers planted near the front door (even though they would quickly kill them after move-in)Years ago, in two different events, I have had rentals that sat for a month with little interest. 

That house would never have passed an FHA inspection because the electrical wiring for one of the units had been stolen for the copper. 

After getting ghosted by the contractor that we had lined up before closing and having items stolen from the property by the backup GC, I have called every other GC in town to get a price/time estimate and none of them would be able to start work on my project for at least 3 months because demand for their work is so high.

You will bear the risk and we will not be liable to you if your belongings are stolen or damaged whether they were in your unit, a storage area or elsewhere in the building on the premises or parking area, or is someone else is injured in your unit. 60.

Being a lifelong Cali guy, I've been robbed at gunpoint, at knifepoint, home burglarized, cars stereos stolen...

Hey mate,Thanks for the mention.F@$% mate...I know it's way overdue.Let me get back from overseas and let's make it happen.Just got some merchandise made for you also to wear hahaSpeak soon

It was the last thing stolen a few weeks ago by some travelling DirecTV salesmen.

Window units are often stolen in sketchy neighborhoods, and are good places to gain entry.

In some states, it can take 2-3 months to get them out and by the time you do, they've stolen copper pipes, appliances, fixtures, etc.

A lot of times renters insurance will only cover specific items like if your computer or tv was stolen or damaged from an accident - since this pertains to the house, I feel the landlord should have some type of insurance claim on it.