After reading stories from landlords about AC units been stolen and sold on the local craigslist for 10% of replacement cost, I'm contemplating whether to steel cage all my rental's AC unit.

With both damage and stolen items we're probably looking at 1k or less in loss.

Also, what's worse than getting your washer and dryer stolen?

No need to have multiple duplicate apps for every worker.3) You don't have to worry about losing data when your phone or tablet is loss, stolen or damaged.4) You, your wife and your team can access the same data changes instantly without having to access    clouds, transfer data between devices, etc.5) You save thousands of dollars by not having to pay monthly fees and multiply that times 10 years.You asked about finding information about property owners with an app.

Both of our units were stolen during construction!

That said, I had a far worse incident with a similar neighbor before in a different house and they ended up getting busted with a stolen car courtesy of my 911 call.

We had one Seller initially include about $20k in Park maintenance equipment in the sale (it was in the contract) and then a few weeks before Closing it all got "stolen" yet he didn't report it to the Police. 

And of course your primary stated goal if questioned isn't to have them out, it's to ensure there is no possibility that they still have stuff in there when the cleaner shows up, you want to ensure nothing could possibly be stolen.

Hi Johann,Just a thought,If it's located in a neighborhood where they will not get stolen, maybe control what's dirtying them up with commercial mats at the entrance.There are Mat Services who will change them out with clean ones on a regular basis.Good Luck!

So cash payments suck, picking up rent sucks, 3 broken windows, front door knob busted off twice in the same week, a toilet being used for number 2 but broken for 7 days just as Mr Brandon turner experienced, 3 police reports, basement ransacked and all the former owners tools were stolen, basement door kicked in and literally busted out of the casing, 3 vacancies (I'm actually happy about that), 1 tenant behind 2 months, all utilities in my name, cockroaches, insect infestation, and a brick through a picture glass window and water coming through the ceiling in a unit literally 1 hour after i closed on the properties oh and back to the slopping hallway....$21,000 for the repair of the foundation because all utilities need to be moved to accommodate the new post and structural beams going in hahahaha.