I heard some stories of people from out of the US investing in properties and after a few months the property is not yet at their name, stolen.

(The hardest part of this was finding a balance of quality, luxury items that would not break our hearts or the bank if they were lost, broken or stolen.) 2) A good property manager As others have mentioned having a good property manager is really crucial in making the difference between having a successful vacation rental experience and not.

Call the police department and have them run the plate or vin to see if it is stolen if not send the seller a certified letter letting the owner know that they have so many days to pick up the auto before storage charges apply.Joe Gore

(I also had the carpets professionally cleaned before they moved in as well.)One tenant claimed his garage remote was stolen from his car and he also broke his building key.

I am still interested in purchasing the property if the seller (Fannie Mae) will replace the stolen pipes (The appliances were going to be replaced anyway so I’m not worried about those).Has anyone been in this type of situation with Fannie Mae?

Plus a next door neighbor that has broken into this house and stolen my tools and my electrical contractors tools (Legal disclaimer - My personal opinion, not provable) I don't like leaving it empty for long. 

Just think about if someone in one of those apartments had their identity stolen at Christmas time (Maybe from an ATM card copier or some such, nothing to do with your guy).

So they way to be prepared is to have a report already typed or written up explaining the circumstances, property stolen and/or damaged with the costs and serial numbers if you have them in the case of them being stolen, and any opinions you may have to lead the detectives in a direction.

I would say that the biggest problem might not be that he's disabled, but that he's the former owner.He's already resentful and probably thinks that the house was stolen from him.

I don't want to account for a check that's floating around for long periods of time, particularly when it may result in additional problems down the road (e.g. lost or stolen).