If you have a mortgage, you can expect that your lender is going to eventually figure out that you've let your insurance lapse, and that they will then sell you insurance through a captive agency for a lot more than you would pay for your own policy.
The other resident or condo association may attempt to argue that you were negligent in not repairing the problem. You would presumably argue that despite your awareness of a problem, you had no reason to believe that there was a leak inside the wall, but the contractual language of "failure to properly maintain, repair" could be a problem.Quoting megge
Potentially.Quoting megge
That would be a more difficult case for him to make, but he can try.Quoting megge
Ask your condo association. I expect so.Quoting megge
If the plumber in fact checked the faucet and diverter and found no leak from it, despite the water coming out of the spout when the shower was activated, that could potentially help you argue that you had no reason to believe that the spout would be the source of a leak or needed to be replaced. A faulty diverter, of itself, shouldn't result in any leaking except into the tub.Quoting megge

