Those are likely areas with a very low percentage of homeowners, and therefore, very difficult to sell.

In west coast most home owners filled the pool with dirt as local water district on and off for years to make water fill difficult and expensive.  

Generally, Realtors rely on title insurance companies to search title history.

To set the stage, here are a few key points:Property:2 story townhouse2 bed / 2.5 bathMostly carpet18 month old (yep, its brand new)Situation:Nobody was hurt to my understandingTenant did not have rental insurance even though it was required in the lease per my property managerTenant admitted, in writing, they caused the fire.Kitchen fire that burned the kitchen completely and I have smoke damage throughout. 

Just insure it is installed correctly

Perhaps, this is something insurance would cover? 

Involve your insurance company immediately.   

For subject-to transactions, the POA won't get around the "due on sale" clause, but it will help you do very important things like cash escrow refund checks and insurance claim checks, and other borrower-centric activities.

This year one can not claim the insurance as tax deduction.

Also, insurance agents, attorneys, lenders?