I updated property information with block/lot info, pictures, and generally organized what was going on within the system.

You need to be calling every day and making sure your list of personal and property damage is extensive and very detailed. 

Just describe the damage and submit some photos and have to wait. 

In a triplex building, one of my tenants caused a grease fire in one of my units  by walking away from frying bacon in an air fryer (admitted by the tenant) which caused major interior damage to the unit only because they mismanaged the fire poorly by turning on the vent-o-hood and opening the back door.

You might find more damage. 

In the pool lights don’t work, probably blew those one month old bulbs and can replace those.No fire or damages otherwise, fortunately.

If your roof was 15 years old, the insurance would be sky-high to factor in the likelihood of damage to the property due to leaks, breakage and disrepair.

Anyway, I was working in one of the upstairs bedrooms where I had identified some water damage and so I begin to cut away the paneling under the window and when I pulled it back, HELLO, there was an active yellow jacket nest that was about the size of a Cantaloupe Melon.

If it goes missing / damaged then the tenant would be charged for the replacement.   

Interesting, I would say Kensington is certainly a D - C area (depending on block) with all the potential to be very up and coming in the not distant future.