Each parcel has an identical 4 plex.  

Anyone who understands what really goes on with ANY biz gets this, rarely if ever will you find a law that is 100% black and white, so you can take 2 identical cases to 2 judges (no jury involved in this) and the 2 judges can come to very different conclusions, even totally opposite, all depending on mainly the personal politics of that judge, which no matter how impartial they claim to be, of course come into play every single time.

minimal, save your money. people like to steal condensors, linesets, accoils as well....

But the problem is he is only stealing $99 so the charge would not be a felony but then again maybe he is selling stolen property which is worth more LOL I would def go after this person.

Sounds like a lot of listings that come up in my search....I called about showing instructions on one last week and the listing agent just said the front door was open because everything worth stealing had already been stolen.

No family will buy this place its been on the market for over a year and is surrounded by other duplexes that sell for 220-230k blocks away that I have toured and are nearly identical well if this was converted anyway.

If not, I'll steal you from them with confidence and then, make you sign an exclusive buyers agreement and then threaten to kick you in the shins :) All jokes aside about shin kicking.

Not paying last month's rent, damage beyond normal wear and tear and stealing appliances?

Make sure you have a title company who is cool with daisy chains.Are you really that concerned that the wholesaler you are working with will steal your client?

If it's an REO, what generally happens when someone steals the key is that another investor will figure out how to get into the house (I'm often that other investor :), and he'll leave a side or back door open for future visitors.So, if you find a house where the key is gone (and it's not privately owned), check to see if any doors or windows are unlocked.