And then there's the plumbing....you can patch in sections that were stolen with PEX.I would budget $15k for electrical and $5-10k for plumbing....

Usually I am looking for willful damage or stolen fixures.

I’m a long-term Bitcoin investor looking to purchase a new primary residence.

The rest of the money is up to you, you can reinvest it to another area with good returns, use it for any other investment ETFs, Mutual Funds, or even Bitcoin.

You can read about it here: We Loaned on a Stolen HouseYou will be fine, @M Allen.

Generally the two reasons are (1) if it is a storefront the amount stolen isn't worth reporting because it could increase their insurance rates and (2) unfortunately in some communities when it is reported not much is done, why bother calling it in?

If she complies, you will walk through to ensure nothing was deliberately destroyed or stolen and then you'll hand her a full refund of the deposit and drop any other charges.

Lots of landlords have had their listings "stolen" or homes put up for rent w/o their knowledge. 

I have also intermittently sold and invested in Bitcoin--Stock--and then back into RE.

I have a couple ideas for you both stolen from the podcasts!