Keep your cameras on the property until the day you close and not a day sooner! This is a really frustrating one for me because every now and again, you get a property that looks great during DD, and then once you close and start working, everything that can go wrong, does go wrong. And when you're doing land home packages in a large enough volume, eventually you'll have a property like this. This is the same property that our well cost nearly doubled (Expected water at 250 ft, didn't hit it til nearly 500 ft)... we had a factory defect at the beginning where the range vent wasn't sealed correctly and the first rain storm flooded the kitchen... we also had some drainage issues because of the tricky topography of the lot so that same storm also flooded the crawl space. And now a day before closing, we found out during our final walk through that someone stole most of our staging furniture as well as the fridge and the range. So my advice to everyone- DO NOT TAKE YOUR CAMERAS OFF THE PROPERTY UNTIL IT'S CLOSED AND DONE! I feel like that should go without saying, but I got too relaxed and I got burned. We had a camera at the property a majority of the build. We were supposed to close last week, so I took it down to move to a new project. And of course like most closings, we got delayed a week. And wouldn't ya guess, we got robbed during that short window between closings. The weird thing is, whoever did this knew the lockbox code. Nothing was damaged, nothing was broken, the door wasn't kicked in or anything showing forced entry. Maybe an old realtor, maybe an old buyer who caught the code out of the corner of their eye, who knows? And honestly I don't care, figuring out who did it will cost more time and energy than simply replacing the stolen appliances and closing the deal. I spoke with the Sheriff and because there are no cameras and no witnesses, there is nothing I can do. So I'll buy a new range and new stove, get them replaced and take the lick on the chin and move on. But all of this could've been avoided had I waited until the deal was done before taking the camera down.