The only time I have to replace them is when an old one that has a pilot light that won't stay lit, I then get an auto ignition. 

Only repair has been to the electronic igniter which was cheap and easy top replace.

And whats worse, if you're renting to Section 8 tenants, you, the landlord, will be penalized for them not keeping the kitchen clean, not cleaning the bathroom (mildew), for having clothes near ignition sources, for putting holes in the walls.

(igniter, thermostat, ?). 

And have since moved to other companies, one of which treats people horribly.After finding a book on personal finance, my wife and I were ignited into getting out of all our debt.  

My concern is a while the used/auctioned car is parked in the garage, the risk of a spontaneous fire igniting in a car engine that may have been poorly maintained (ie. leaks etc.).

If “cleaning the igniter” fixed it, the door being open didn’t cause it to be dirty.If they were called out 2nd time for “no heat” that wasn’t caused by the garbage cans being near the pvc exhaust (there is zero chance they blocked them but you might want to have them altered so they can’t be blocked.)These are both on the landlord and so is the third time when it fails again as neither of these “fixes” fixed anything.

Here in forest fire central houses will actually ignite thru the glass via the curtain material. 

Bigger Pockets was the first podcast that I started listening to about eight years ago, and it helped ignite my passion for real estate investingReal Estate Radio Guys - This is a real estate investing talk program for investors and has been broadcasting weekly on conventional radio since 1997.

You don't want to take your car in to have the engine replaced ($$$), before you check to make sure it's got gas and oil and the key is in the ignition, right?