Do you think you're going to be covered if the 3rd tenant starts a fire and burns the place down?

Inspectors will assess the wiring and electrical panels for outdated components that could pose safety hazards, including fire risks.Plumbing issues like leaks, low water pressure, and drainage problems often arise as well.

We've had friends own properties in high risk areas (coasts / fire-prone areas). 

I suspect that you might have been told that (about not walling-off the door between up and down) because if they don't have a way out from downstairs, in the event of a fire, they have to be able to get out. 

My family and I just recently took a short vacation to Wilmington and the house we stayed in really lit a fire in me about getting started because it was so ideally situated. 

It seems like it is something of a gray area, because you are taking care of it, but you might lose this one in court.There is also this,"If an apartment becomes uninhabitable due to fire or other damage not caused by the tenant, and the lease does not expressly provide otherwise, the tenant may vacate the apartment and cancel the lease.

Grease fires, lol, come on that's just a Tuesday.

I believe most house insurance policies have a standard minimum anyway, typically $300k is the standard that comes with a fire insurance policy. 

lol stop I have actually fired clients for trying to close on the A—>B of a double close without title insurance.

They built a few more in the Silicon forest.. but from my talks with the long range planner they dont want anymore of them.. they want facilities that will employee more folks.