What if all the copper has be stolen from this property?

(stolen furnace, ac, water heater etc)6.

Have you ever had personal items lost, stolen or broken?

My Mom has always has rental properties in the city of Grand Rapids growing up, I thought she had the craziest story when she told me that one of her properties one time my step-dad pulled up to it to check on it, and the whole GARAGE door was stolen.

While it is vacant it is at risk of a break in and appliances, copper, furnace etc being stolen.

Sure that's a great place to get interested in Real Estate but REMEMBER, they are production artists that make more money of their merchandise with inflated optimism.2- They go with where the best PRICE is rather than the best value.

If they come back to get it, just tell them someone must have stolen it after they left, and before you got there, or...don't tell them where you moved their cra$ to until they pay you the cost of moving it there...and only accept cash.Seriously, one of the first things you find out as a landlord is it will cost you more to try to recover eviction cost losses than it's worth. 

Sometimes deals are stolen there and of course there are those times where people like to pay 101% of market value =)

This is traditional rental model, the hardest to make money at, the highest expenses due to replacing broken and stolen stuff.  

Also occasionally appliances are stolen when the move out in the night.