And then there's the bitcoin miners.

There are about 8,300 today, primarily due to mergers/acquisitions and the RTC splitting up the STOLEN booty The System lives on forever, while we just pass through with our jaws agape if our eyes ever see the picture clearly enough...

It wasn't a stolen car, they lent it to your tenant and it directly resulted in damage on your property.

I guess we are headed to Bit Coin then!

Ben Skove,If the cost is the same, to replace it now or in the spring, do it in the spring.Otherwise, do it, when the tenant is going to move in.You don't need to have it stolen again.Raymond

I don't need to impress anyone and I want a beater so when I drive to Boston to fly out of the Logan Airport, I can find some unmetered street to park it for a few days or weeks at a time without worrying about it getting stolen or vandalized.

I've had appliances stolen once, but in a rough area. 

If materials such as tiles are stolen from the home the cost would not be covered in a traditional homeowner's policy for the home you live in.As your investment project progresses, your insurance needs also change.

Luckily only the door was damaged, but my tenants had some pricey goods stolen (they thanked me for recommending renter's insurance prior to signing the lease).I've done the following to prevent future break-ins: security door, motion lights and a deadbolt on the fence gate.  

It is less likely to be stolen like copper is and CPVC breaks too easily if the pipes freeze.