This year I've had two water leaks, one of them is ongoing.

I'd think it's odd for a contractor to ask you to cover their fees for licensing, they should just build that into their bid.Typically for smaller contractors doing windows and doors or re-roofs we've seen them add a permit fee which covers our services the cost of the permit and also most of the time puts money back in their pocket.

So she stepped into a fully functional office/ patient base and my purchase included all the equipment fixtures everything which of course gave me substantial accelerated tax bene's.. its a NN lease so I only am responsible for the roof and exterior ( roof  was 5 years old and with no hail in this area it will last long time).

He also suggested I bring out someone else to camera the system again to get a second neutral opinion.I hired Cable, Pipe, & Leak Detection and the technician that came out today was very impressed with the on-site system. 

Includes a detached 4-car garage, handicap accessibility, security intercoms, a new 2019 roof, energy-efficient windows, and a suppression system land to develop.

I know the roof was recently replaced and the largest unit 4b2ba has had some upgrades done.

Run off from neighbors roof is causing wood siding on my townhome to rot.

(my house was underwater completely except for the crest of the roof) ALso, the city wasn't letting anyone back on the island (even owners) for like 14ish days (I forget the exact number), so ALL of the non-raised houses were full of mold by time anyone was allowed to go in and start doing things. 

New hot water heaters + roofing.

The mold must be terrible and I expect that the furnace is completely rusted out.There's about two inches of moss on the roof and the porch.Considering that they are going to need to pay 5k in property taxes, get a quiet title, pay a REO realtor, and get the place up to code for showings or winterize, is it possible that they won't show up?