Just to condense that we control an insurance company that we have to loan out in order to not pay taxes.

I believe it was caused by a leaking AC condensate drain line in the attic right above it.

All new systems come pre-charged with refrigerant in the condenser.  

Don't forget about the condensation drain from the air conditioner.2.  

If it is still leaking, it may or may not be the A/C pan (most likely roof - failed flashing perhaps), seeing as the weather is pretty cold as of late, and there shouldn't be much condensation accumulating. 

There are very few places that have R22 condensing units left and you may have to go into a full 410A replacement which isn't cheap.

Condense the population so to speak into one proper town with new strip malls, and medical service areas---plus figure out what kind of work suits them and bring some of it there.Might be easier to (weed out) the criminals if there were in one city of side by side homes, vs so spread out--and put a new BIG men's prison, women's prison and kids prison in that area too--and get rid of the crime.

There was light rehab work involved and we had to replace the outside HVAC condenser unit.

You might get the "condensed" reports, but I don't put much value in those, at least as far as tenant selection; you see, most tenant applicants these days have terrible credit, so I suspect the condensed reports will tend to come back bad ...

Water damage CAN in some extend to wood rot and other condensation and humidity issues, secondary losses as a result of a primary covered peril (rain damage after a broken window), basement/foundation issues, and of course water backup / plumbing...