The Fed is printing money like a whore on holiday and we are at numerous iterations of quantitative easing that, as a stimulus, are not working and are horrible failures.Not only us, the world banks in other countries are doing the same thing (stolen from Harry Dent's website):+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++To summarize, Harry is practically falling off his chair because there is finally another voice of reason backing up what he’s been saying for years.

Cherimond recruited co-defendants Judy Bonas and Allison Gates to use stolen identities for the purpose of obtaining fraudulent mortgage loans aggregating more than $3.8 million for seven properties.

That is not right, moral, fair, and it's also "unjust enrichment" in a majority of states. 2) Only hire licensed contractors like myself, PERIOD, don't hire unlicensed people or the cheapest bid, because then you will sometimes get scammed or assaulted or stolen from.

For many landlords these are better sources than Craigslist (ads often get "stolen" on Craigslist by scammers and reposted by them with lower rental rates)  and these rental sources allow more details and pictures than Craigslist. 

So in addition to not posting the address, you should watermark the photos with your name so that your pictures don't get stolen an placed in an ad offering it for $600 a month.

I had materials stolen off the site and sub-contractors performing labor and not getting paid.  

Duncan,You state that the MLS Gorilla's concept was stolen from you by Zack Childress.

And it got me thinking, a laptop has a much higher probability of getting lost or stolen, thus all my buyer/seller/borrower/investor etc data, not to mention my own data, will be more vulnerable.

It does not state that the tenant has to be present:http://www.800helpfla.com/landlord_text.htmlThe only problem I can foresee is the tenant falsely claiming something was stolen from the house while the buyer was there looking.If this idea doesn't work, maybe you could pay her a few hundred dollars to be out by X date, and avoid the hassle of an eviction?

I know of landlords who bolt down or cage in their AC units because it will get stolen for $20 worth of copper that some crackhead will then use to go buy a crack rock, leaving thousands of dollars worth a damage to the owner for that hit of crack.3.