I learned how to consider snow removal during constFinally, I learned how important it was to not run a saw after 7 pm.

A vacant house still needs grass mowed, snow cleared and you have concern over people breaking into the property. 

Total rental income for year: 26,700 includes heat (oil) and lights.Insurance $1200, Maintenance approx $1500, Snow and grass $600, Heat $3600, Electric $3600,Taxes $2557.

From my research the fees go towards hot air heat (from what I read about the property is the association pays for oil), water, snow, trash and grounds maintenance. 

@Mike Gonzalez keep it simple, its gross rent less taxes , Ins, PM ( property management, 8% of gross rent ) 5% for misl, and any other expenses, snow, lawn , water etc, divided buy your PP.

I have not been nagging or pushing the deal but just offering help or assistance in the probate process (snow removal, mowing, typical upkeep) trying to help and stay in touch.This morning while making a trip to home depot I noticed a tag on the door.

I lived in the house for 2 years before I decided I wanted to make a move to CA, but instead of selling it, I rented it out to a family who takes care of absolutely everything; landscaping, snow removal, trash, etc.

In some areas you may have snow removal, and if it is a duplex or multi you will likely have yard maintenance. 

I feel a lot of people that fall into buckets 2 & 3 would prefer an all-inclusive payment and have everything taken care of (lawn care, snow removal, utilities, etc.). 

Last year he did it as well as using his snow blower to clean up the snow.