Repairs/Maintenance: 8%Cap Ex: 7% Property Management: 10% What would be a ballpark estimate for lawn care and snow removal on an average size lot for small multi around the city? 

so its not just paying those off but you need to replace them.if you can sell them for whats owed  which can be a chore I know.then maybe a lease on a cheap work vehicle.. usually can get those in the 200 a month range or a little less. and then maybe a nicer ride for the wife and kids.If I was snow balling anything I would be paying down your Jackson debt one at a time .. the key to that market is free and clear rentals.. as you know the tenant base there can be transient and tough  assuming your in So Jackson or areas of Jackson that is C class

3) in smaller buildings, can we expect tenants to do maintenance like shoveling snow in the driveway or mowing the lawn or is that something landlords do?

We could use some help, and we have neither state income tax nor snow.

Snow powder.

If the numbers don't make sense, do it again and lower the purchase price till the numbers make sense.Remember to factor in all potential costs, snow, grass, lawn, repairs, vacancy, Prop mgmt (think for the future).

I live in Michigan and am looking to be a snow bird.

We call them Snow Birds and it's definitely doable. 

I’m also a realtor, so any help you need with acquisition, I’d enjoy the opportunity to help.On another note do you know any good snow removal companies/property managers?

Going into my first winter as a landlord and curious to hear about how you all handle snow removal.