HiI have recently been searching through the internet and forums to find a snow removal services for a rental property.

@Charlie Moore In our lease we up the lease amount $200 and offer a $200 lawn care and snow removal credit.

INCOME SUMMARY:Gross Income: $46,800.00                              $18.24 Per SFReimbursements: $6240.00                            $2.43  Per SF                  TOTAL: $53,040.00 EXPENSE SUMMARY: Property Tax: $6093.00                                   $2.37 Per SFInsurance: $1200.00                                         $0.47 Per SFUtilities: $3550.00                                              $1.38 Per SFSupplies: $80.00                                                 Repairs: $190.00 Snow Removal: $300.00               TOTAL: $11,413.00                                   $4.45 Per SF             NET OPERATING INCOME: $41,627.00              $16.22 Per SQ FTSo the Gross lease tenant is adding to the expenses correct?

Ive stayed away from the NE to avoid the Snow & Cold weather (there are other factors as well), one less thing for me to manage..Everyone has difference comfort levels, I understand wanting to be 2 hour driving distance from your property but for me taking a 2 hour flight to SE is an expense Im willing to do to be in my desire market.

For instance a house we are going to list at 400K, that is vacant, they let me put an electronic lockbox up, a highly desirable neighborhood, they have Gardners and snow plow people handling everything.

Do you have to pay for snow removal or lawn mowing?

I own 2 on Mount Snow.

They are built at the minimum snow load for exterior walls. 

My main goal is to make most of it Automated and just hire house cleaners, snow removal, and have a handy man at the ready!

That would leave me responsible for snow removal and lawn care as well as waste removal (which would be around $93 a month for a 4 cubic yard dumpster which should be sufficient.First Analysis - I wanted to get a ballpark figure of what expenses would be for the property if it hadn't been recently renovated, so I ran the numbers assuming higher expenses for repairs.