When I closed they didnt even have keys to give me, I had to kick in the back door(needed replaced anyways).I wouldn't worry about plumbing unless the house is on a slab.

I had to send them receipts of the big ticket items like the roof replacement, windows, replacement and some before and after pics.

Just because a contract died (Could be buyer lost job, neighbor gave an even better offer then backed out, discovered there was a leak in the H2O tank and they replaced it).

For insurance , typically 2 layers , asset replacement insurance + liability insurance = Total insurance .. 

But with most properties, things happen, and this month she had to replace a toilet and a water heater that took almost all her profit.A lot of people in the city use the local insurance carrier that is much cheaper than the big boys.

In my area it is $6 sf to remove and replace LVP.

Running the generator on the hydrogen thus produced and replacing the Natural Gas used in the home or business just makes sense.

If so, you might look into freedompop to replace the internet needs as well

My policy has been to either use cheap materials that can easily be replaced between tenants with minimal grumbling, or pay for durable, tenant-resistant materials.

My area it is $6 sf to remove and replace with a moderate lvp.