She claims she can't send me proof she is receiving survivor benefits for her kids because she has has had her identity stolen and she had to close all her bank accounts.  

Amend that-- if ANYONE needs cleaning services more than people who are moving, then it's the other parties to the transaction and the service providers-- Lender REOs, Selling Brokers, Probate Attorneys, and Heirs of Family members who would like nothing more than to sell Aunt June's house without having to rummage through her unmentionables, and YES, RE Investors who have just (ahem) "Stolen" the neighborhood Victorian. 

In a condo, I feel safer that it won't get broken into and my car won't get stolen.

This past week, the property manager emailed me to tell me that someone had stolen the Fridge and the Stove from the property.

My house was broken into 6 times, stolen materials, tools, pipes, water tanks, panels, even meter boxes. 

Many workers will not go down into the rougher areas of D-town in fear of their life or their equipment being stolen, so be sure to ask about that too.My Favorite Motown song (one of them): https://www.youtube.com/watch?

Ok, here is what MINE covers:Commercial General Liability covers things that are on site, material wise, mine covers vandalism, fire, break ins, etcMaterial Floater Insurance covers materials stolen from my work sites (not sure if you as investor/owner can get this)Worker's Compensation Insurance covers things that are manpower related.

An experience veteran who can raise the 5M, but wants to inspect and know his *** from a hole in the wall, and an overnight bitcoin millionaire with 0 REI background but he'll pay 5.5M cash right now to lock up the deal.

A condenser stolen in a "safe" neighborhood would be far more concerning to me

Interesting Forbes article Re: bitcoin and retirement investing.