ie. vandalism, burglary, rental property under construction, building code coverage.  

These are the things that always wind up missing in burglaries, especially for people who balk at $10/month for renters insurance.

Coverage: Fire, Hurricane, Tornado, Wind, Earthquake, Vandalism, Vermin, Lightning, smoke, hail, building collapse, Explosion, Leaking water, burglary.3.

In theory, a class A area in a hail zone would be more at risk than a class D area with the only risk being accasional burglary. 

We're filing a police report, and I was wondering due to the burglary being major appliances, should I get my insurance involved or just cover the replacements out of my rental earnings?

One guy pitching it around me a few years ago went to jail for several years as the police considered it breaking and entering and burglary because he changed the locks.Just because you pay the taxes if you can, doesn't mean you own the house?   

Those are the indicators of the more troubled areas.Home burglaries, stolen cars, etc. happen in every neighborhood.

Drugs, crime, burglary, slow pay, higher insurance costs...

A D-class neighborhood is one where the police do not answer domestic violence or noise nuisance calls and wait 20 minutes to show up to a burglary call, versus a C-class neighborhood where the police show up faster and more reliably when your neighbor is blasting his stereo at 2 in the morning or beating his wife to death or scrapping copper out of your project house.Second, as @Jay Hinrichs said earlier, there's this tendency nowadays to normalize 2010-2021.

He did return yesterday however, and I do have a license plate number now. that doesn't seem like actions of a car sleeper or homeless, they usually don't come back after a confrontation.Casing a building for burglary or something else