That all came to an end after a severe motor cycle accident almost took my life and left me disabled from then on. 

For $69 monthly plus $99 deductible per repair call, and they’ll pay you $500 to pay towards any piece of appliance they can’t fix.For the $69 monthly, they cover every appliance in the house including all fixtures, HVAC system with 2 complimentary checks during spring/autumn seasons, garage doors/motors, and electrical systems, etc.Now I know there are people with horror stories but for us personally, they’ve replaced our oven, fixed our fridge and deep freezers, electrical system, and have already taken advantage of their HVAC checkup.Would this be something of an added protection for our properties moving forward and maybe roll it onto the rent?

This stuff is underneath the tile, motor, and wire mesh in a bathroom that used to be an attic when the house was built in 81. 

I've lived in Kentucky for approximately three years to chase the "Family Legacy" of working at Ford Motor Company.

I'd like to have some type of company where I could simply put a sticker on the side of all appliances and the tenants would call that company directly for any type of issues, allowing me to completely outsource all appliance maintenance, so I can focus on the real estate business itself and growing/scaling, not refrigerator fan motors going out:)Let me know your thoughts!

I have a motor home with a propane tank and never remember ever smelling propane, but you are correct.

There are a bunch of reasons people go out and do cash out refinances whether it is paying off debt or buying an older luxury motor home that is priced so well, you would be a fool to pass it up. 

But the big problem is what happens if the motors fail or the power goes out -- which is essentially a sewage going everywhere catastrophe.

Detroit is no longer "motor city," it's "mortgage city." 

These include companies like Toyota which has the same market share as General Motors in the US.