There is a complex on Fletcher and 22nd that the University owns for the students and they fenced it in and hired Security to guard the place.

@Jack Tanner , also have you checked out REI guard?

Check with REI Guard.

Some find it awkward to be present, others (maybe two tenants ever) have felt they must be present to guard their stuff. 

Also, you can hire guard dogs. 

Recently, the Coast Guard has put a mandatory use of housing stipulation on all orders in locations OCONUS, so that has limited my pool of potential renters.

Well, just had too many other financial burdens I couldn't keep up with and life was tough.I became a licensed Security Guard right after getting my RE License.

Account Closed,Actually, no - I'm NOT against what you do ...... well, except maybe for the generalizations.Yes - there will always be shysters looking for easy money, and "professional litigants" who think its an honorable way to make a living instead of earning an honest dollar.I don't see that as a justification for not doing what the law allows in terms of guarding your assets.Not everyone who implements asset protection is thief, a cheat or a liar.As I've said numerous times and will always say: nothing is 100%.

Conventional lenders generally don't like fixers so make sure you have financing lined up so you aren't caught off guard.

Originally posted by Account Closed:My take is that it's mostly a function of the strong market creating a lot of successful investments so the guard gets let down.Also with the stock market and bond yields where they are at, everyone starts taking more risk to chase yield.