If you don't get your people to buy in then it may not help/work.On that subject (sorry if this isn't helpful) - I had a current worker that got his masonry tools stolen. 

Or you bought bitcoin when it was pennies. 

China, Greece, Bitcoin, Saudi Arabia!

There are active investors who trade regularly and make over a hundred thousand dollars in a single day.There are also people who made millions in laundromats, car washes, restaurant franchises, bit coin, timber, farming, cattle, diamonds, oil, you name it people have profited from it.Of course people on BP think it is the best way to generate wealth.

I don't like the idea of having your tenant's personal information (ss#) on paper with the chance of it getting lost of stolen. 

I mean, hey, I came late in life to financial sanity and the decision to invest and retire early, and made lots of stupid decisions early, but I'm in my mid 50's now and have people my age that are just pitiful.A friend of ours posted on Facebook that her husbands wallet was stolen and they don't know how they are going to survive till payday because it had almost a hundred dollars in it and now they can't buy gas to get to work.100 bucks is a disaster?  

If you did sell it without a title and are not the owner, I would imagine that's akin to selling stolen goods.

If you say invest in bitcoin (LOL) you'll get denied (honest).   

If something happens to your debit card, it's YOUR money at risk...If you can manage your spending and pay it off every month, using a credit card to get back some sort of return on something you would otherwise be buying (whether cash back, points, miles, etc), there is no reason not to realize that return and reduce your risk of getting your card information stolen.

Leave applications (and info sheets about the property) on the kitchen counter, so if they're interested they can take one and fill it out at their convenience.Whenever you happen to be at the property, change the code on the lockbox...I know several people who do this (even in lower income areas), and haven't had any issues with stolen appliances or vandalism...