We got about 4 inches at our place, the most in a few years. East of Dallas. This house is one we built last year. Shop down and apartment up.  

Once we started construction, we ran into several major problems including a steam pipe running through a kitchen wall that we were planning to open up, a huge leak inside a couple of walls that required the replacing of a whole exterior wall, damaged subfloors, major termite damage that resulted in a replacement of the sill plate in the master bedroom, needing to upgrade full electrical service (and split it into two separate panels) and a corroded water line that required emergency replacement all the way to the street in the middle of winter during record setting cold temps and a snow storm. 

Sitting here in CO with a foot of snow on the ground, I've been looking at houses in Bradenton and other area around there.

I currently do the yard maintenance and snow removal but I am looking into an HOA that does some similar properties nearby.

Just be ready for a lot of snow!

She just bought a $3500 lawn tractor to mow & roll the lawns & it's still snowing?

In Milwaukee, properties with more than 1 garbage cart get charged an extra $52/year.I already have all my tenants take care of the snow/grass/leaves.

Originally posted by Gaurav S.:Now

Everyone complains about the weather people missing the snow forecast because we didn't get a foot of snow.

I'm also originally from Minnesota, but moved West to escape the snow.