The association will have a policy for the structure , roof, etc...but you wont likely be covered if a pipe brakes and floods the floor, sheetrock, etc... 

You were always straight and I always like how you say things, no brakes.

I tried working a contract off a computer screen, in fact, it was hooked into a large flat screen, it was awkward with delays between feeding new pages, time for chit chat that brakes the stride of the presentation of closing the deal, it's not for me.

As to cash out refis in the secondary market, these loans can be offered and then taken off the table depending on many variables, you can't really say they will be available in 3 years or even next year, portfolio lenders can be a better bet, but they too can put the brakes on with non-owner occupied cash out refis!

So, for example, mechanics who worked on asbestos brakes for years and years, with brake dust always being breathed in, developed pretty serious lung diseases.

All it means is my decision has been not to take a loan out on those properties  :)Yep, you're quite entitled to deliberately put the brakes on your wealth accumulation. 

Its going to be vacant till i can find someone but they will be upset if I keep the security deposit also but they did brake the lease several ways.Thanks

You got used to the sounds of the air brakes and it was far enough to one side of the yard, the front yard was huge and really wide, and the view from the house partially obscured blocked by landscaping.

I'm not next to the tracks, but can hear it on occasion (whistle blowing or if it puts on the brakes).  

At least on your brake down.