So I have him on camera tampering with the hallway camera. 

They are refusing to turn on power saying it’s under investigation and would be considered tampering and is sending me a list of (do nots).

So I have him on camera tampering with the hallway camera.

This what many OOS investors don't understand about deep urban areas - the neighbors and family & friends of the tenants are often all working against the "rich landlords".Reinforce your door jambs: https://www.homedepot.com/p/Jamb-Repair-and-Reinforcement-Ki...Temporarily install double-sided deadbolts with tamper-proof screws.Turn off water at the street.Even this may not be enough - dealing with squatters right now that broke in, installed their own mechanicals(!)

Or make the house tenant proof and rent out for the next 5-10 years?

Can you help me understand why an appraiser would have to give proof of their E&O insurance to a mortgage company for a DSCR loan?

Is DIY cost segregation audit-proof?

@Mei Zhu I would have required proof of the renter's policy BEFORE handing over the keys. 

The key is showing you can close fast and have proof of funds ready.

One ongoing pain point is tracking which tenants currently have renters insurance and which do not, especially when policies lapse mid-lease.Right now:• Tenants are required to carry renters insurance per the lease• Some upload proof at move-in, some don’t• Policies expire, cancel, or change carriers• At scale, manual follow-ups are becoming unmanageableFor those managing a large portfolio:• How are you tracking renters insurance compliance long-term?