I am in that camp ...) unlimited ice melt for each unit in winter (again, win/win as they can fling away if they find a slick spot, reducing risks and helping)) flower baskets hung in spring (then I even let them adopt an annual to water so I don't have to drive by and check them)...) responsive service and active maintenance ( maintenance is also about tenant satisfaction, so I try not to lose a good tenant due to a slow drain, broken closet, loose door knob, etc)Finally, I think it was Leigh Robinson (or maybe Jay P.

Columbus probably has about 50+ independent banks and ice talked to probably over half of them. 

Not all peaches & cream & collecting paychecks!

And keep in mind that the grass does grow and occasionally we do get ice so plan on these expenses as well.

Very prone to wind and ice damage.

But this is icing on the cake.Problem is I don't have the rehab money. 

It's icing on the cake if it happens

Hello RealEstate newbies, professionals and cream of the business.

Andrew Lapham Others have chimed in by my thought would be that if the property pencils now and rezoning is icing-on-the-cake, go for it.

Well driving around I was able to find many properties with the sidewalks still with ice and show.