We drove around for parts in the middle of a Buffalo snow storm. 

I just closed on a townhome in PA and the HOA only covers landscaping, trash and snow removal.  

Anywhere that gets lots of snow and or hurricanes tornadoes was excluded as this raises maintenance and insurance costs.4.

By filing in court you'd be reducing potential liability should the tenant actually still be residing there.Are there tracks in snow?

And don't buy any snow jobs, the are required to know who paid their taxes and who didn't and it is public info, just may require you do so digging.

Had we missed our window, it would have been a couple more weeks.Good roofers will work in any temperatures, as long as there isn't snow on the roof.

.$15-20k (Gas boiler is working but replacing because it is very old and peace of mind) Projected rental income: $2,800-3,000 Landlord additional costs: Landscaping and Snow removal.

The tenants pay for all utilities and apparently are great about paying rent and also do all maintenance (lawn, garden, snow, etc) which makes me feel better about being an hour and a half away but I know a PM isn't out of the question.When I asked, the owner said he would be open to owner financing with a good down payment.

The roof was covered in snow, but I figured "it's only 10 years old.

I once used a motorcycle helmut and scarf as well as winter jacket and snow pants with boots to destroy a small hive.