Plus, you'll be able to tell if it was an isolated incident.

I had once a very bad experience where on one flip I had 2 separate incidents, a pipe on top floor bathroom broke and leaked all through the rest of the floors, and later a thief broke into the property and stole all copper piping.

The second incident was fumbled so badly that I just decided to go elsewhere.

AHS would have covered it for $75.However, in this case, with no warranty, I still win, because this $800 incident was the only one in the last 10 years.

I did try and talk with the listing agent to get the scoop on current offers and property incident history and things of that sort but he is seemingly unreachable according to his office assistant..

I have in my lease that the cost of unclogging a disposal is on them (yes I have tenants jam artichoke hearts and corn husks down the disposer) and after two incidents I will remove the disposer and charge them to do so.Yet not everyone wants or needs a disposer but ceiling fan in every room seems to be a deal breaker for many.

The defendant's name in the claim, who had the dogs during the incident is not even on the lease agreement.

The 711 has one incident of collections roughly 3 years ago ($1600 in collections).

I have not had to pull permits for anything yet.There was an incident that occurred with another one of my properties where I had to talk to the permit dept. 

There have been other incidents too.