2) This building is being heated by 1 big gas boiler and is relatively new.

I have seen water leaks travel some very strange paths.

In other words, my income on my pay stub is not a whole lot, but the total value of the room and board (I pay for nothing else out of pocket - gas for my car, utilities, internet, groceries, and so on) is valued at much more.

Or at least someone in business for 10-20 years already, they know what will happen in 10 years and will come back fix the leak if it happens.

Turns out it has been leaking for quite some time and a lot of the subfloor under the tub had been soaked. 

Technically the HOA is responsible for leaks in between the walls such as pipe leaks, etc.

I understand that I have to crunch the numbers to make sure they work for when I rent out the property (most homes in my area rent for around 550-700 excluding electric and gas) .

Hello,Has anyone came across an issue where there was foundation damage due to tenant neglecting to water the yard or failing to report a water leak / report developing cracks in the walls?

Its a oil and gas/fishing economy which somewhat makes me nervous.

The property is newly renovated pretty  much all around.New floors, kitchens, bathrooms, paint and trim, 2 carrier ac units, new furnace, 2 water heaters, split electric and gas.Natural gas, pub water and sewer.I will be wrapping closing costs into the mortgage.Ideally, this will be my first home so I will be using this for initially a house Hack, but planning on adding 1 master sweet with walk in closet and bathroom over the empty space above the garage.I was just toying with the numbers to see when we move out if this will make money monthly.