she was truly desperate to find a rental.Watermarking my pictures hasn't worked; ads will still get stolen even without pictures. 

That same afternoon he put out this shopping cart (that I've asked him several times to get rid of, because it's obviously stolen from a store, which has the name on the handle) in the middle of the area, and some broken statue and 2 solar lights I had hanging in the trees, and spray painted red over them, topping it off with an open umbrella, calling it art.

What you're going to want to look for is an area with low violent crime... home burglaries, stolen license plates and stolen cars happen in every neighborhood, and aren't that much of a problem.

It's not everyone's cup of tea, and you gotta understand you aren't in the nicest areas, if you leave tools out, expect things to be stolen, and expect borders to be tested... .  

I hesitate to recommend anything that uses an on-site DVR as essentially that's a huge single point of failure if it gets stolen/destroyed and live backup cameras usually cost some $XX.00 per month PER camera and are suspect in reliability. 

I remember when it was $4, I even made a bitcoin wallet.

To add some context, his June rent was lost or stolen out of the mail, and he's angry at us for still requiring him to pay June rent.

I used to include bicycles, which were really popular, but kept getting broken or stolen and was a PITA to deal with. 

The air conditioning unit has been stolen (a new one will be about $4,500) and it will need a new roof soon.

But my main question is, imagine I bought a house, and instead of leaving it blank, decorated it and the rooms with some couches and pictures maybe even a flatscreen tv (assuming I got it all free and not stolen) etc etc etc and I'm not talking about paint, just the stuff you put in your new house to make it feel at home.