Most of your guests have saved for years to come to Disney, they want perfection and as a business person, you should give it.Furniture gets dinged, walls get dirty, plates and glasses get broken or stolen.

One of which actually shut down, removed all their content and disappeared about 3 weeks into my “mentorship” thus having effectively stolen the $9,000 I had spent on the course.

When 1st Choice did do work, I know they negotiated down the price on the scope with the contractors on my behalf, which was helpful.One thing that did happen is my oven range was somehow stolen without any signs of break in.

I have several friends that are real estate agents in south and west Jackson they have had several properties where the AC units were stolen.

Court found he had stolen the money and ruled against him for more than my original claim and took it to the limit of their jurisdiction. 

I lost money to court fees but ultimately won the case and forced the sale of the property after the partner had stolen tens of thousands of dollars out of the banking account.

One experience I've had was maybe 1,000 square feet of decking being stolen from my contractor.

I worry we as landlords are going to be liable if that data gets stolen?  

My question is, given that every property will likely have some periods of vacancy, how do you protect the outdoor AC unit from being stolen?

I drove by it and it was obviously broken into recently.. so  while it can be done... doesn't mean it's a good fit for everyone.Doing the 30K club is a shark tank, you either sink or swim, and ps. majority of people sink, people lose money, stuff gets stolen, bad screening will teach you about evictions,... definitely not for everyone!