There is no reputation in ESO. You gain a bounty that ticks down with time (including while offline). Chances are if it's been a while your kitty doesn't have a bounty anymore. Just login to check (it's in the bottom right corner and on your character sheet). If it was that big, and you still have one, you can pay it off if you feel inclined. Or see if you have any Leniency/Pardon documents. Or just avoid guards really well.

Race really doesn't make much of a difference as far as thieving goes. Khajiit may have a tiny advantage, but it's not a huge difference. The only difference between races are their racial passives. With the content you aim to be doing, the minimal differences they make shouldn't in any way be noticable. Whether it works with some specific build you setup, I can't tell you though.

If this is content you enjoy doing, it is possible to just explore and hunt for (potentially already owned by someone else) treasure. I can't imagine limiting myself that much, but if it does the trick for you then absolutely go for it.

Account sharing is against TOS if I recall right but doubt ZOS will do anything.

Just not something that is smart to advertise.

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Oh Awesome thanks for the reply's ill have to take a look at no killy the innocents option then thanks! @Raisin I am just old school MMO player been at it since U.O. then raided heavily in E.Q. still have PTSD from E.Q. so with my open play schedule and burnout since 2005, The Thrill of gaming is meh. LOL. But I do appreciate your reply thanks!

That's totally fair. I can't list all of the people I know in ESO that used to do hardcore raiding, got burnt out and exclusively do housing now. Happens to all of us in the end, I think. Good luck getting your thieving on.

Thanks! I mostly been solo since then, Housing sounds interesting I managed to receive one as a perk for logging in during the content update for them, but I don't have many decorations. been too busy in SWTOR. but haven't played that in a few months and seen ESO is getting a Nord update with Vampires, so I thought I would come and "Try" get back into this game.

Housing in ESO is admittedly a massive gold sink -- I think that's why it's often ex-endgame players that end up there. Building up your inventory of furniture and learning blueprints etc. takes both time and money. That said, there's quite a bit of that stuff that's acquired exclusively through stealing, so maybe you'll find something nice just falling into your hands. There's a few ways to get free houses, though there is only one larger one (that requires different questlines for unlocking rooms,), while the others are single inn rooms. 3 of the inn rooms are base game, the rest require other content owned. I'd also be very surprised if we don't at least get another free inn room with Greymoor this year.
The point I guess is, there's definitely a lot of content to do even as a solo player that's not focusing on combat, and I wish you good luck finding some casual fun in ESO again.