LOL I am thinking maybe control board issue where the board is malfunctioning and cutting the flame off??

The blower fan motor (and/or the capacitor that starts the fan spinning) malfunctions.

I've now had shingles blow off roofs, pipes break, sumps malfunction, hail damage, fire, etc.

And there are often water issues with high water tables, rainy weather and malfunctioning sump pumps.Of all the properties that we have only one has finished space in the basement and that existed before we bought the property.

One or more professional inspectors should look for defects or malfunctions in the building's structure, such as the roof, plumbing, or foundation, and detect pest infestations or dry rot and similar damage.

I've handled several condo water losses from sprinkler system malfunctions. 

The two hardest things on a property: water going where is shouldn't be going and a tenant trying to do their own handyman work.Our rental agreement clearly states what we will do to maintain our property, what the tenant must do to take care of our property, what to do if something gets damaged or malfunctions, what to do in an emergency, how to contact us, how to place a service request, what to do if a crime occurs on the property, insurance requirements (ours and theirs), and who pays for damages.

I mentioned it to my husband today and glad we have back up keys to open the doors in case the electronic system malfunctions.

I've spent about $1,500 in average the last two years (0 this year so far) due to a termite infestation and my A/C unit was malfunctioning.

Would a roof repair or a single system malfunction and replacement put you in serious negative territory?