You don't need a plumber to replace a leaking faucet. 

There is mold, leaks and everything breaking apart.

The insurance carrier paid for most of this (but not the mold clean up, since they don't cover mold, apparently too risky for them in California properties - Lawsuit Happy State).For my third claim (California Property - Different one) - had a dishwasher leak that caused major damage to about half of the entire first floor, about $25,000 damage in total.

Or a small water leak, such as from the AC.3. 

This simolifies meter reading and bill backs while also providing you with an opportunity to detect leaks and major issues early via custom alerts.

The seller wouldn't allow us to test for leaking so we backed out.

As long as you keep up with any roof leaks then it should last another 100 years.

Evernote works fine on Android and my company provided iPhone 5.

It's another thing that can leak and another way tenants can use water, which we pay for.

My first instinct is to build a box. my research says over all its cheaper, but I have heard nothing but bad things about flat roofs and leaks. the property would be best served with a box and it would match the area.