Sue them, then go to the prothonotary with the judgement and get a lien against them.

So if the windows were sitting inside against a wall ready to be installed and got bashed out, no coverage, subs leave drywall outside and gets rained on, no coverage.  

It’s pretty common to see unpermitted work and usually it’s a judgement call on behalf of the buyer.

What I care about is do they pay their rent so any evictions or judgements from previous landlords will DQ them.

She would force a judgement to liquidate the LLC.  

Considering the big rain and flood we had in Michigan 2014, I am considering to add flooding or Sewer Drain backup to policy.

That said, the presence of a bad credit score does indeed say something, so for that reason I understand why many landlords strictly use them to determine eligibility.I check for unpaid judgement's and evictions.

Talk to them and ask them to diagnose for free, but if it is a blockage due to other sections of pipe or improper waste in the drain, that is going to be on you.You may also want to call the city and check with them, especially if you had heavy rains before it happened.

I am glad your snarky, judgemental remarks are not representative of the Bigger Pockets community as a whole. 

https://statutes.capitol.texas...You could also gain partial legal interest in the property, bill the incarcerated and or other siblings for their share of the property expenses, obtain a judgement against any sibling who doesn't pay their share of the expenses, and use that judgement to foreclose their interest.