@Eric DeVito here is a list by Wallet Hub of states by effective property tax.https://wallethub.com/edu/states-with-the-highest-...I would also add DE to the list in the East Coast.

Like my father, I put important documents for the next day’s business in my wallet when I get home from work so I won’t forget them.

Don't let your people know it's an insurance claim, because they stop looking out for your wallet at that point.

You can pick up some great info, but be cautious and skeptical, and leave your wallet in the car (I'm dead serious!).

At least their letting you know, If it was me I have a copy of the key for the lock on the unit, so I would remove the lock take it to Big Box or Hardware store ask them to re-key the lock and give you 5 new keys.. cost is simple, or use it as a swap lock and put on new lock for now,, If you have matching locks take them both off and in for re-key,, the down side is tenant has to be home while your out doing the locks.I personally don't like the rekey yourself locks, I've done it but timing isn't' always the best to do that.

You rent to someone trusting their identity, only to find out they stole a wallet, used the ID and credit card on a last minute booking and then the cleaning lady finds they up and left with all the electronics.

The britches are bigger than the wallets they carry.If you want to know how much your VP friend is earning you simply need to ask.

It primarily needs cosmetic work, removal of wall texturing, paint, floors, carpet, master bath renovation, cohesive hardware etc.  

If you think you could do new floors, maybe just re-paint cabinets, new hardware on cabinets for the $5,000 range, and still get the $750 + you wanted, that might make more sense. 

Leave your wallet at home if you go to one.