I work with a team and we go through dozens of lockboxes which can be pricey - not to mention the cost to replace the locks if someone decides to steal the keys.

In other words steal the money from another hard working citizen give it to the dead beat as disability income so you can get your rent, wow what a California concept.Thank you for reading and engaging

I bought a $300 SimpliSafe package and the vandals saw the signage out front which was an invitation to smash the electric meter (i.e. cut the power) then break in and steal the SimpliSafe system, including the motion sensor camera. 

Because if properties go under contract in a couple of days it would be better to give a strong offer that still works for you instead of trying to save money and having someone else come in and steal the deal.

@Joe P.How are you 100% sure the contractor didn’t steal the watch?

I agree with all the above and would add from my personal experience that as a Wholesale buyer I would not "steal the deal" because if I did I would burn that bridge with that wholesaler and then would only get one deal out of them instead of a partnership and pipeline that I like to build over time.

I think it depends on the rentals.Some tenants will steal the bulbs.

Working with a company in stealth mode that will be able to solve this problem.  

Much more likely to take a hammer to the drywall or steal the kitchen cabinets on the way out.  

Did not steal the property, nor over pay for it. got it at a fair price.