Most of the time this is what happens (I used to do retail security during college): A person steals something from Lowe's, returns it without a receipt and gets an instore merchandise card for say $100.

When 12.3% of your income is essentially being stolen and handed over to the 65+ crowd to support a ponzi scheme that will soon crash down, it's a bit easier to understand why there is less motivation for some to work.Add $400B worth of Medicare to that (socialist healthcare for old people) and $125B in VA benefits, and you can understand why my generation doesn't like to hear previous generations hitching about how "entitled" we are.

Banking is not necessarily financing and financing is not banking, pawn shop operations, financing merchandise and other lending activities may shed additioanl light on operations.

Even an inspection only goes so deep.Areas of concern would be frozen or stolen pipes.

During that window of time, all the exterior copper was stolen including damage to the water heater.

I had the idea for the removable car stereo after mine got stolen at a Heart concert back in the 80's.

You get no meaningful warranty, you may be violating local laws and building ordinances, and you have no real assurance that the guy isn't installing stolen property that grew legs and walked out of his employer's warehouse.

Or if she claims that she had some things stolen, do we have liability for that?

Yes, consider that idea stolen!

While the shooting occured he left the business unattended and revenue was way off, inventory and equipment was stolen, money was stolen, etc.