Inflation impacts the broad economy, not just stocks and real estate, and unless the real estate asset class spikes, generally it can be treated as a wash. 

The allure of being able to cap major expenses for an AC or Heat pump at 450$ a year plus 100$ per incident charge seems like a good way to keep your costs fairly predictable.I suppose, if you pay this thing for 10 years, and have some minor things like a dishwasher/ AC issues/ Heat pump issues and they fix it, could be a wash more or less.   

When I get some rentals on the same property then I will hire a towel/linen service which washes everything at the lodging standard temperature.

Hands wash each other. 

Don't wash your mentor but build a mutual relationship. 

If homeowners knew they had this option to wash their hands of the property for good, I don’t see why they would want to assume the potential risk of you not paying in the future.

Louis for 10 years, and I went to Wash U, so although I don't have specific advice for a realtor, if your son will be going to Wash U and if you would find it helpful to hear about the neighborhoods that are most popular with students (undergrads and grad students), I'd be very happy to chat more. 

He finished washing up in the master bath and complained of his leg hurting as he went to bed, but was still startled over what had transpired.

It's like, you wash my feet and I'll wash your entire body type of vibe.

(Or, was he right after all?)