The finished items include: brick veneer and siding, frame, exterior wall insulation, windows/exterior doors, electric wires, plumbings, HVAC, bath tubs. 

Fox and have had no issues, I've also used Choice Home Warranty for one of my last houses that sold for 135k The cost of the plan was $561 with a $60 service call fee.Includes: Clothes Dryer, Clothes Washer, Refrigerator, AirConditioning System, Heating System, Water Heater, ElectricalSystem, Plumbing System, Plumbing Stoppage, Built-InMicrowave, Oven/Range, Stove, Cooktop, Dishwasher,Garbage Disposal, Ceiling & Exhaust Fans, Ductwork, GarageDoor Opener, Whirlpool Bathtub

I'm open to converting it to a shower or bathtub whichever is most budget friendly. 

I have a bathtub leak in one of my upstairs bathrooms.

Our current weirdest expense involved a dinner plate sized hole in the bottom a bathtub which the departed (not dead, just moved) tenant described as a "minor crack due to normal wear and tear".  

To my understanding you have to rip up the floor anyway to repair this issue, which is more then likely due to the poor tile and deteriorating grout job around the bathtub letting water leak down.

They had smoke stains on the walls, burned old blue carpets, pink bathtubs and garbage everywhere but they just trusted that I’d make the old units look like the one I had just finished.

The property I'm currently working on has a sink that backs up in to the bathtub. 

For several years our one Section 8 house passed without issue; then a new inspector was hired and we failed due to mold around the bathtub (actually mildew from tenants failing to scrub out the bathtub). 

My hobbies include inventing cocktails, petting random dogs and real estate porn (one of my favs: http://streeteasy.com/blog/bathtub-in-kitchen/)Anyway, I'd love to connect with like minded investors in or around my markets.