. :)So while I'm shoveling the interior, I may be shoveling the exterior.

It will mean shoveling some back into place.

My ads always have the rent, utilities the tenants pay, amenities, appliances, schools, security deposit, length of lease, type of heat (gas, electric, oil) central air, fireplaces, garages, off street parking, who cuts the lawn and shovels snow (hint its not me), credit and criminal checks, and neighborhood highlights like busline, and police station in the next block.. 

I always buy NEW shovels and plenty of sand and salt for every house I rent at the start of Winter, which pays dividends towards plow/shovel costs.

I had one guy who was shoveling out tenant cars-which was not in the specs.

I don't know where in Fl are you right now (watch out for Mathew today), but welcome to BP. 

Time to hang up my snow shovel for a peach picking basket!

(e.g. parking fees, excessive garbage fees, or penalties incurred by landlord from the Town due to tenants negligence such as failing to shovel the sidewalk, etc.)

If I were the landlord and I was around, I'd probably offer to help if I was able to- lend her a shovel, steer while she and the son push, or help push WITH the help of her son.  

If the lines are only 2-5 ft deep outside you could dig it with a shovel in a day.