Thanks for your response @Kyle Gregg I actually went searching yesterday and saw a few properties that didn't have shoveled driveways from the snow we've been getting here.

I've noticed that the barrier to entry in Kailua has gone up as well, from 600's two years ago to high 700's now.

What's the best way to split up snow removal and land care on a duplex?

Also, I didn't see anything in for trash or snow removal.  

Don't underestimate the new money mindset, VW campers are pretty nice, economical, great in the snow and on sandy beaches.

., I don't have to worry about clearing snow from a parking lot in Scottsdale AZ), purchase price, expected ROI, how fast you can evict, insurance rates, and property taxes. 

We're supposed to get a bunch of winter weather (snow and ice) tomorrow evening and into the night.

General handyman is also a must.Eventually, you will also need a licensed electrician, lawn care/snow removal person, licensed contractor (for pulling permits), masonry person, etc., etc.But first things first are the big 3.

5.3k vacancy and maintenance is a bit low, I would budget at least 1000 per unit and 1000 for common area repair and maintenance, and a 8-10% vacancy rate.How about landscaping, snow removal?

@Brandon Monaghan hope you are enjoying your visit, and the snow!