I've heard horror stories of getting and retaining ownership - either the money or property is stolen during the purchase, or it's challenging to obtain title due to an unclear chain of title.

I am looking to launch a website for my leasing business the City of Chicago.The best part maybe of having a real estate broker helping you find an apartment and acting as your assistant is that the service is free.I want to advertise this service as free, but I am not sure I can do this due to this section found in the Real Estate License Act of 2000, which mentions, 35) Advertising or offering merchandise or services as free if any conditions or obligations necessary for receiving the merchandise or services are not disclosed in the same advertisement or offer.

Someone has stolen our business information and my husband Willie Stevens information and is impersonating us with fraudulent activity.

What happens if the stuff is stolen, the garage is damaged, the person stops paying, etc. 

I’ve had materials stolen, and my van broken into in Allentown.

I never add internet and cameras until I put things in the house that could be stolen (furniture, TVs etc).

@Jason Eiceman"Renters insurance covers personal appliances if they are damaged, stolen, or destroyed by a covered peril."

I just had a new listing "stolen", and the poor owner was besieged by people knocking on her door. 

I did not notice any mention of personal or corporate liability coverage in their document, only what sorts of objects they would and wouldn't replace if broken or stolen.

Place them in protected spots and put domes over them to prevent from being broken or stolen.