We worked out a repayment plan and I received a fair amount for the stolen equipment.Good Luck, MikePS Joe's references checked out and he got along with me BUT none of the other trades on the job got along with him (I should've known better).PPS We'll also be looking around for Mr.

so does the new owner have to honor that security deposit that was stolen?

I've seen large price drops after all of the copper plumbing was stolen.

We have had 2 A/C units stolen and a couple thousand dollars in tools.

We get hundreds of calls every day from people who have newly installed and existing AC units stolen.

Maybe the hot water heater needs to be replaced, roof blows off, condenser gets stolen, [insert list as long as my arm!].

it was just dirt - so nothing could get broken, stolen or destroyed.

They are not thinking about how that stolen item forces the shop owner to raise prices to cover the loss (which are paid by you) or to file an insurance claim to cover the loss- which leads to higher insurance rates for every shop in the area when insurance companies label it a crime area.

I don't care who someone is or what authority they have, I would lose my **** if I found out that person willingly tried to destroy my property, or in this case let something i love out into busy streets to be lost or stolen forever.You have every right to discover the lease breach and serve a cure or quit, or start to evict.

I am willing to bet that the information was likely plagerized or stolen from someone else who actually got it right.