...leakage within the machine?

The MAJOR issues are that the WOOD Framing needs to be repaired under the home, and the Plumbing needs to be updated since there is leakage.

As a landlord though 1 month is way too long for an issue involving water leakage to sit dormant and I would guess that helped to cause her frustration.

I mentioned a special thanks to you in my new member intro as well.Anyways, Yes the landlord pays for water and based on preliminary numbers we received during the due diligence it seems there are some water leakages that need to be fixed.

Interior plumbing leaks..Has damaged been cause to the drywall over a leak??

It shouldn't break for several years if it's new and the repairs usually involve water leakages through tubes that can be repaired easily.

They also will shut the water off to the house once they are aware of the leakage.

After all, I don't want any of the leakage spill into my side too.  

After the inspection however, it was pointed out that the house needed a new roof ASAP, there was some leakage in the basement, and the framing was also pretty unsatisfactory which resulted in the house sort of concaving inwards a bit, but the inspector believes it may have just settled there and only came up as moderate concern on the report.

Any rot or water leakage in the basement or 1st floor?