Contracts for snow removal with spelled out amount/time frames for when they have to plow & Shovel. 

In my mind, at least a 2-3% premium to those minimums for turn key style investments, and substantially more if you are active-like shoveling snow, checking on wells/tree trimming, etc….If you’re managing yourself, it should be a very large percentage in my opinion.

We currently have one Toro snow blower and some shovels that got us through the rest of this year, but want to upgrade a bit to be more efficient if possible.I appreciate the advice.

Also keep someone with a snow shovel on "standby" as the City is very diligent about clear sidewalks.

And then you'll notice that there's more than 200 probate files that you can use for your free lists.For San Francisco County this is the county webpage I use to research files: https://www.sfsuperiorcourt.or...and for Sacramento County this is the county webpage I use to, again research files: https://services.saccourt.ca.g...If you have any questions don't hesitate to send up a flare..Have fun...

Right now I use a landscaper, and he also shovels snow.

I had no idea, but I did have a shovel and told him if he can find a buyer and help me dig it up, I'll split it with him.

., and 60+ year-olds who spent decades shoveling their stoops and scraping ice off of their cars and now want to be in a condo in Boca Raton or Scottsdale.For reference, in case anyone wants to question where I got the ~2.75M...Cuyahoga: 1,249,352Lake: 230,041Geauga: 93,389Lorain: 301,356Medina: 176,395Portage: 161,419Summit: 541,781

Purchase price: $450,000 Cash invested: $250,000 Sale price: $731,000 The first of our "Shovel-Ready" ADU Concept.

The multi family homes in FL are over 800,000.