Or the neighborhood is such the better contractors simply wont go there for fear of being stolen from. 

What do you do for the tenants who’s stuff gets stolen? 

Petty theft, loitering, and stolen license plates happens in all neighborhoods.

Anyway I don't want to post the specific property in respect to the owner (not that I'm worried it would get stolen from me on here or anything) but it is a 3 bedroom 1.5 bath ranch with an in-law suit that also has at least 2 bedrooms and 1 bath. 

Her credit is really, really bad, but she said it was because her identity was stolen.

With some research I found the seller of the property has had some run-ins with the law buying stolen goods to sell for a high profit.

I've had central A/C units torched through bars/cages and stolen to all my new doors and hardware pulled off every doorway taken in minutes in these areas.

So whether you have your money in real estate, P2P, notes, ETFs, bitcoin or stocks, I just want to emphasize the obvious lesson to readers - always ask yourself what happens if your expectation on timelines are wrong, and what will you do if your main exit strategy is no longer possible.

Estimated monthly theft of $90k in stolen rents just in Indianapolis.

This week it was confirmed that mail had been stolen earlier this month which included rental payments.