I'm new to REI and am doing research to see how I want to engage with the market. I just read this article on the Washington Post, and I wanted to see what other people think: http://www.washingtonpost.com/business...

 In that time it was vandalized, copper stolen, broken windows, water damage.

When I thought the worst was over, I got an email saying that they "found that someone had stolen the water heater and AC unit, cut some water lines, and caused cosmetic damage".

False invoices, materials delivered on site that are then "stolen", etc.  

Any vacant home in Ytown has had everything of any value stolen, including the siding, wiring, any type of metal.

There is crime, properties get boilers and coppers stolen regularly.

I had this happen where part of a chain link fence was stolen just before closing.

I would like to hear the actual details on how the money was stolen.

After a loss has been suffered, some investigators will work in the recovery of money or higher end merchandise and coordinate with law enforcement or insurance claims.

· Actual Cash Value or ACV (the amount to replace your damaged or stolen property minus depreciation at the time of loss) vs Replacement Cost or RC (what it costs to replace your damaged or stolen property regardless of depreciation.)