What the numbers don’t tell you is, in our rentals, we had our a/c units stolen twice, and a tenant whom we had to evict threatened my partner’s life.

We know a STR operator who had furniture stolen during a vacancy, so this gives us piece of mind. 

Or fake hedges around the edge.Visual upgrades but nothing that could be stolen or broken by tenants over the years.

My partner lived 5-6 blocks south of that at one point and I locked my bike there for 15 minutes and my bike seat got stolen.

This person has told me they smoke meth and is paranoid that his car is going to get stolen and all the neighbors "watch him".

Pros of moving: a more habitable house and recovery of reasonable expenses for temporary payment (<60 days of relocation) and relocation payment of $10K for permanent relocation (>=60 days of relocation) (from city's website)Cons of moving: moving hassle of furniture and belongings and may not be able to return to the same unit (I prefer the same unit because it's spacious)Pros of not moving: less hassle of moving furniture and belongings and has a chance of staying in the same unitCons of not moving: leaky unit and chance of goods stolen if workers come in to fix the leak (can't think of any other cons)What should I do?

It opens you or the contractors up for liability, claims you've broken or stolen something, etc.

During a showing the property manager found that all the appliances in the house had been stolen.

The toaster I bought from Walmart for $9 that burns the bread hasn't gotten stolen yet. 

At a minimum, I would have moved the units outside, covered them with a tarp, and told her to pick them up before they're stolen.