-Seller's cousin, sister, neighbor, kids and their high school history teacher all find out that the seller is "being taken advantage of and having their property stolen by a sleazy real estate investor."

and will it cover the stolen property? 

This Ferlita would dress up like the person whose identity she had stolen and buy all kinds of things. 

After the neighbors throw a rock through your window for the third time or have your water heater stolen, or your tenant leaves randomly etc etc, you’ll probably be thinking differently.Good luck my friend, with whatever you decide. 

There was only one time where the title company called me to verify the POF letter and the investor had "stolen" my letter for another investor (I never found out who it was) and tried using it. 

Tenant I inherited turns out to be a fraud and been using stolen bank and cc to pay rent.

Haven't heard much about it in last 3 years or so, but whatever happened to the regulations in places like Miami and NYC that required disclosure of the principals on real estate purchases where they previously were able to hide behind corporate names and some regulators thought that might be hiding laundered or stolen money?   

You didn't get notice from the inspection department (fire extinguishers missing (stolen), fire escape loose and falling off building, chimney collapsing, etc...(???)

If I'm at the point of evicting a tenant, they've already stolen from me.

Hopefully all of your main systems are still there and have not been stolen.