We get lots of hail here as well so it's most likely the roofs have been hailed on if they are not new.

Hail damage claim from almost 2 years ago - Trying to get the recoverable depreciation and probably will need to request increase in claim amount.

It could be a non-paying tenant that destroys the property, hail that damages the roof, storm that breaks a window, plumbing pipe that bursts inside a wall and soaks the carpet or as simple and the AC breaking down. 

I work in the hail repair industry, and am looking at purchasing a property in "hail country" as a home base.

I’ve had sewer lines fail, ridiculously expensive tree work I wasn’t expecting, hail storms, plumbing leaks that made a unit un-live-able, bad tenants, new city ordinances being enforced I’ve had to comply with, property tax increases, you name it.

i can't hail j scott scheel - a member here) thru his commercial RE seminars.

Insurance costs are really high in Lubbock and surrounding area due to hail damage and the possibility of wind damage.

During the option period, it was found that the roof had hail damage and it is at the end of life.

That being said some tips for lowering your premiums regardless of location include:Wind Hail Deductible: Roof claims after a storm make up a substantial amount of insurance claims on habitation properties.

One week later, I gave Mike a Hail Mary call to Mike, who didn't want the property but ended up finding a buyer from Virginia.