Stuff stolen, like AC units, doors kicked in, etc if someone is not there full time.You probably know way more about AirBnb than I do, but lately I've been looking at rates and occupancy and they both seem to be horrible this summer.   

Umbrella and car insurance with them too.My car got stolen and totaled and they paid out right away.

Thankfully I've neve had anything major stolen (appliances, HVAC, things like that). 

However, as soon as they vacated, the property was an immediate target for vandalism and break-ins (some appliances stolen, windows broken, etc.).We have since boarded up all the windows, hired a security guard, and installed a fence.

Otherwise your cara will get broken into and catalytic converters stolen.  

For me ( a lay person still), a D property would be one where several homes in the neighborhood are boarded up, plumbing or siding has been stolen, any graffiti inside or out, or I would feel unsafe walking around during the day.

We figured with our typical guest demographics, we wouldn't have to worry about it being stolen...eventually, it walked away! 

You need to recoup that additional expense and have money available to replace that furniture as it wears out, gets stolen, or whatever.Let's say you spent $10,000 to furnish a place and you want to update the furnishings every five years.

It's not that the whole city is "bad", it's that it takes much more insight to do it successfully vs picking up a 1.75% deal in Westland which you know is a C- neighborhood and what to expect.Statistically, a lower probability of a stolen furnace can be found in the "ring cities" most of the cities bordering the City.