In such situations, the police will quite likely only tell you whether the applicant has a record and {perhaps} the nature of the offence(s) {misdemeanour, property crime, capital offence, etc}.  

And I apologize if I am hitting a soft spot here, please don't take offence.

We also have a lot of fence repair and we have a lot of work to do on the external buildings.  

Here are the numbers:Location: San Fernando Valley (Los Angeles)2bd/1ba - 850sq ftRemaining balance: 314,000Zillow estimate: 676,400Redfin estimate: 713,749Rent Zestimate (Zillow): 2771 (I feel this is a tad high for such a small house)Cons of the house:Old roof mounted package unit, that eventually will need replacing (made in 1999)Still need to repair 4 sides of fencing repaired/replacedDriveway needs a slurry job1 hour drive from my current house with no trafficLawn needs a redesign (more drought tolerant stuff) - It gets very hot in the valleyPros:Mortgage is only 1760 all inPotential ~900 net/moI already have it...If I did sell it, I would like to buy something closer to where I live, but I also don't want to get dinged with any unnecessary taxes either. 

I had a storm destroy sections of fence at a single family rental property I own.

Look for some option to help like putting up a small section of fence to obscure view.My best advice is don't keep texting.

If so this may limit such things as the type of windows to replace, the color (or type) of exterior work you might do...even if a fence is allowed to be placed on the property (and what type of fence).Gail

@Dalton Chmelik No offence but it sounds like your wife is letting emotion control the investment journey.

advised me to let Claim #1 (small portion of fence) remain as "information only" and we didn't submit it for any kind of reimbursement.

The branches of the tree hang over my tenants parking spots and they have complained that smaller branches have fallen and scratched their car, as well as a larger branch falling and taking out a section of fencing.