Somebody once told me there was an attorney in Lancaster that would write title insurance policies on Tax Sale properties, but the name of such attorney has been elusive and never detected. 

For instances if there's a leak that were to occur within your unit while vacant, I do not beleive the master policy will cover this.

(Broken windows, heater broken, leaking water pipes, electrical problems, holes in walls, rotting porch, among other damages.)The buyer continues to make payments, but if they stop then you have a ton of repairs before you can rent out the house.

Recently, they engaged a plumber to investigate a gas leak and the recommendation was that the gas line needs changed in one the units at a cost of $3600.

Copper under slab will eventually leak at the elbows too.

It was a leak, fix it replace the sheetrock and damage other items and move on Why would you file and insurance claim for such a small issue?

Prevention is key, enhance ventilation, fix leaks, and control humidity to keep mold away.

The warranty excludes standing water and plumbing leaks - this is probably the reason.So while I am impressed with how waterproof it is, this is a kitchen with dishwasher ina  rental property, so we will go with LVP which I know is 100% waterproof as it's core is just plastic. 

The damage done by leaking water heaters is surprisingly terrible.4.

There no water that leaks inside.