So even if they last 30 years and could have produced double their cost.

Ask if they had X, Y, or Z work done in the last 12 months, how much it cost, and who did the work.

You may or may not wish to fix it since its likely too late to charge the last tenant's security deposit for it and also that it sounds so minor that people didn't even notice it right away.

So fortunately for us, unlike with malpractice insurance, our warranty doesn't have to last a lifetime!

I have saved $25k over the last 18 months and continue saving $1500/month from my job.

You can click on the magnifying glass in the upper corner to see the last 2000 posts. 

I should have specified that the policies I have had with my last two carriers (State Farm and Erie) required maxing out the liability protection offered on my properties before they could be listed under my umbrella policy.

I did 2 fix flips last year.

I sold it last year for about $12k/coin. 

One of the concerns would be, how long would this last until regulations catch on?