Second, you may think by disclosing the address other investors will try to go behind your back to steal the deal.

quite a few years ago we rehabbed a house at 80th and Tracy and over a weeks time the neighbors worked very hard to steal the AC, they removed a bolt on the cage around it, one bolt at a time, they were down to the last bolt when we had the AC guy remove it and store it until the new owner purchased and placed a tenant.Pretty much, you want to be West of Holmes - although between about 63rd to about 78th, between Paseo and Holmes is a bit better area.The closer you get to 85th though the worse it gets. 

Some possible things to consider Mike Dymski before trying to discredit another human being.What I am hearing is that I need to be more stealth in my approach, so it sounds like I need to be more of a private investigator!

Unless you did something dumb, like label the box "Apt 206", no criminal is going to steal the keys and try every door in the complex.

@Lori Williams I have out of state investors call me all the time desperate to sell properties that they bought in areas where people literally will steal the aluminum siding off as far as they can reach....but the prices that they paid are ridiculous....it's highway robbery and in all cases, when I saw the properties they were wrecks and the worst part is most of them paid cash so they didn't even have the protection of an appraisal and they're too trusting, believing what the person selling the property to them is telling them without doing their own due diligence. 

I call it a stealth tax, and it can add up to $10,000 or more per year lost by the homeowner at a busy property.Management companies are often advertising rent/management fee splits of as little as 85%/15%.

The idiots here will steal the power lines from the pole to home, any copper visible, and remove walls to get to it.

Once you are in the network the relationship immediately changes, there are new surprise conditions that they didn't tell you about before you sign-up, and there's no guarantee that an investor wouldn't steal the deal behind your back (although, I cannot say if that really happens, but they address it in the materials).

Eric H. you haven't had any problems with the buyer trying to go around your back to steal the deal?  

They won't want you to steal the listing when the owner wants to sell.