I've dealt with fire, flood, theft, squatters, copper thieves, gunplay, fleas, cockroaches, a crawlspace full of human waste, a pitfull, police, a tree falling on the neighbor's garage, city inspectors that I wanted to fistfight, calls to 911, tenant's probation officers, shingles blowing off a house, siding blowing off a house, used needles left in a house, mirror with cocaine on it left behind by a tenant, crackheads, single moms hitting on me so I don't evict them, neighbors that hate my tenants, tenants that hate the naighbors, bounced checks, and all around general stupidity that makes me want to pull out what hair I have left.I will try to think of a good story that applies.

We had a similar problem with thefts & vandalism etc as we worked on a rehab.

4 Two bedrooms, one bath No less than $400/mo, identical units in next building are going for $475.

A nearly identical house, literally across the street, recently sold for $52,000.

When she comes out of the store, she finds that she is the victim of theft.

The biggest thing we've had to worry about it theft. 

Don't pierce the corporate Veil:  This can occur if the entity either is poorly capitalized.Inadequate Initial Funding of the entityor fails to maintain a separate identity from its ownersConversion of entities Assets for Personal Benefit:Another factor that poses a risk of piercing the corporate veil is the draining of entities assets (such as payments of large salaries to shareholder-employees) that leaves the entity with inadequate resources to pay its debts. 

Rather I am an advocate for it since I believe it could reduce crime as well as theft from packages.

The guarantor provides proof of identity, verification of monthly income at least five times the rent, and they must meet our standard screening criteria.

Lessor is not responsible for, nor does Lessor assume any liability for damages caused by fire, theft, casualty or any other cause whatsoever with any respect to any car or its contents.