They're the perfect party places for teens, safe havens for vagrants, or in some cases, havens of criminal activity. They're attractive to many people up to mischief because of all things–they're vacant.
To an owner, they're a possible exposure, but to an agent, they can be a new source of business.
In any case, vacant properties, whether commercial or residential, can leave an insured vulnerable to many disasters.
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