A snow cone sells for less in Alaska than in Texas because there is less demand for it.

Hello,With winter coming, I was trying to get a straight answer about the snow removal laws for a landlord in MA.

We haven’t seen enough snow to slow people down.

Landscaping seems low as well, don't forget snow removal given your location. 

Also, what cost may be associated with snow?

I hope someone can help with what kind of big expenses  are in the multi family properties i need to know when looking for properties(can only think of roof, deck, insulation , heating system )Also, Not sure if I jump ahead but I am trying to sort out all the related expense for rental property below with my conservative estimate per yearProperty management fee (10%)insurance :2500property taxes: 2000 -3500Owner paid utilities : 2500( in case of paying oil burning heating system , if tenant pay their own electric heat so i guess i can eliminate this expense)snow/lawn: 1200Accounting cost: 100Vacancy reserve (5%)Maintenance reserve (10%)Can anyone give the idea if i include these expenses correctly ?

Biggest takeaway from their experiences are being upfront about the driveway and having contingency plans for snow/ice/power outages. 

Yes, I am ready for them and believe you are right))) HOAs suck, but owning a Multi Unit for past 8 years, there are cons to those as well, like major  Roof Repairs, basements leaking, building plumbing issues etc , lawn mowing and snow removal costs and higher taxes,  those are to consider as well.

Anyone have a good snow removal company that does contract based snow removal in Northern New Jersey?

Managing Snow Removal during construction.