@Steve Babiak  ya Texas  MS  AL GA all those areas if you don't have central air it can be pretty miserable ..I was speaking about MS  as that's were I encountered these rules...I got tired of our condenser units getting stolen and wanted to put in window units but that was a no go for the hud contracts we had

But the problem is he is only stealing $99 so the charge would not be a felony but then again maybe he is selling stolen property which is worth more LOL I would def go after this person.

Pitching an idea for funding with no experience and hopes of not getting the idea stolen and being left hanging.... write up a dynamic business plan and Prayer.Kudos,Mary

Sounds like a lot of listings that come up in my search....I called about showing instructions on one last week and the listing agent just said the front door was open because everything worth stealing had already been stolen.

If I tell him I will report the air conditioners as stolen, he might act - he has a fairly substantial criminal record.

Nothing was stolen, there is just a lot of property damage (holes in sheetrock, over-flowing toilet, and lots of trash).

I would like to try the open house approach, but worry about things getting stolen with multiple people walking through at the same time...Kelly

We had a vacant house for about 6 weeks between tenants, and it finally got hit - all the copper stolen.

I will of course call them tomorrow, but unfortunately, this is not the first time that they've not responded and generally when I call, I'm told that whomever I need to speak with is out of the office or can't talk.Ultimately, I'm trying to get a hold of them toA) Release the deposit they're holdingB) Have them repair an oven door that was shattered (I've been told they bought the part already)C) Get the lease and any other information I will need to take the tenant to court for repayment of repairs and stolen itemsD) Break the contract ( 6 months remaining)Do you all know, can the company legally hold on to the deposit and any documents related to the lease up of the property?

@Andrey Y.Put on a construction vest and tell them the owner sent you by to give them an estimate on repairs (stolen from a recent podcast).