For example, a minor roof leak might only cost a few hundred dollars to patch today, but if ignored, it could turn into a full replacement later.I recently ran into this exact situation with a water heater.

Hey Mary,I’ve sold a few places with “one-time” leaks, so here’s how I’d look at it if I were in your shoes:In Illinois, the disclosure form questions you quoted are worded about current issues—so if the leak was fixed and there’s no ongoing problem, most sellers don’t check those boxes.

Here’s something you may not know, you can actually 1031 into mineral rights too. Since minerals are deeded real property, they qualify as “like-kind.”
That opens up a different lane for investors  who are tired of m...

Not sure about the newer or gas versions if it is different. 

I work a per diem gig in healthcare (W2) and I have been leaking quite a bit in taxes.

@Mario Morales  I am on a well and I put in a meter just to check for leaks. 

The faint water stain that becomes a ceiling leak?

We have separated electric and gas, but here the water company/authorities require that you dig up the street and make the connection to the main water line in the street. 

On top of that my 4plex cannot be individually metered for gas so I end up paying for the gas which costs over $3,000 per year easy.

We gotta move out Agreed, and you can also look at ALE Solutions, this is a website for a lot of insurance companies use for looking for temp housing when they have people displaced for a leak in a house etc.