I'm not sure how Florida works, but in CT, we pay the water because failure to do so can result in foreclosure, so that's not something we're willing to count on our tenants for.I don't know how quick or expensive eviction is in Florida.

So they transferred their failure to launch kids (early 20's) from their property to mine more or less. 

I wouldn't spend the extra money unless you are seeing signs of failure.

We bought the warranty as "insurance" because at the time we were about to have a second baby and we had to replace a car that was totaled by an out of control minivan.....we were hoping AHS would replace a unit of we found ourselves cash strapped at the time of failure.

Local courts are being told to no longer sentence people to jail for failure to pay fines or disobeying court orders.

Failure to do so can ban you from future auctions. 2.

@Wes Rowlette Good to E-Meet you... when looking for a PM company I would say that is most vital thing to your success or failure.

Failure to pay would be a breach and the landlord would be within their rights to move forward with eviction.

For example, if you the owner builds based your own design they might be more liable for picking the wrong material, fasteners, assembly, etc, and not having a structures professional design it for crash loads, failure paths, etc, but not necessarily if there are material issues at the OEM level…..

I am really new but I cannot imagine bowing to so many failures on the tenants side.