That's what the agreement says but the manager actually can sell the property without my approval and even withdraw from the bank the money made from the sale since he has full access to the bank account.What should I do to prevent the other member to steal the properties from the LLC?

> are my materials being stolen (by workers or nightly thieves)> is my inv prop secure so thieves won't steal the new $3000 furnace I just installed going to be stolen 3 days after I paid for it?

But that slab of granite stands out and will steal the show.

But the option I love is the (stealth) option where the app will gps pinpoint your location and will give you a list of about 5 houses that you are surrounded by.My goal is to start walking neighborhoods maybe even to my dog with me with my phone and app and then start researching and creating lists for direct mail or find the owners number and call them.

The LED's glow green when triggered, so they're not so stealth.

It's not a bad neighborhood at all.Speaking of not making sense, we once had someone steal the top off of a coin operated dryer, out of a laundry room, at some apartments we had.

It is a very popular option and worth the the money. it has an alarm that sounds when the "disconnect" is pulled, which is a necessary step for them to steal the unit. also there are locking cages that mount around the condenser.

In that case, they know more than you do and are well aware of the risks.The risk is that if you don't have the property locked up, they'll just jump in front of you and steal the deal.

I would much rather be a stealth fighter than some muscle bound juicer.

True Steve BabiakAnd I've seen high-end deadbeats, not just the typical low-income/undesirable neighborhood ones that steal the copper plumbing.