My policy currently includes extended replacement cost coverage and building code upgrade coverage and also includes premise liability, workers comp, personal injury, and water backup and sum discharge or overflow.

Mine includes roof, appliances, floors, hot water heater, hvac, etc.

It comes with 3 water heaters, 3 separate electric panels, however landlord pays for heat since there is only 1 furnace.

I found a great 3 bed, 3 bath townhome with a pool that is less than 1,000 ft from the water with an HOA of $175 a month.

Roofer came back out and looked it over, sealed them with some type of clear water sealant, and said the flashing and everything looked good -- but they continue to leak and the leaks are getting worse with each storm.Question: how do I find the right person to replace these skylights?

Pay close attention to items that will make your project difficult, waterways, water courses, ditches, canals etc these are either easy obstacles or deal killers.4.

Roofer came back out and looked it over, sealed them with some type of clear water sealant, and said the flashing and everything looked good -- but they continue to leak and the leaks are getting worse with each storm.Question: how do I find the right person to replace these skylights?

Not an exhaustive list:- how are you providing water?

How old and in what condition are the big-ticket features (roof, windows, doors, flooring, furnace, water heater, etc.)? 

It needed a TON of work when I bought it and the basement had mold and water in it.