A few weeks ago when I was cleaning snow off of the sidewalk at our apartments.

Just like we push through snow here in the Midwestern Here something, I feel you need to listen to beside our biggerpockets family podcasts :~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~“ Do or Die in 90 days “ parts -> 1 through 5 www.nolimitsrealestateinvesting.com/blogpodcast/

My lease says that tenants are responsible for their own pest control and snow removal and that I'm "not" liable (well, my lease says that at least).Even so, I sometimes spray for bugs.

Keep in mind that Service Magic collects referral fees for your inquiry - they don't care if these guys qualify, they care about selling the lead to a maximum 4 providers (more providers means more revenue for them).I used them once when the roof was leaking after the heavy snow.

in winter the snow can reveal it with the lack of footprints and tire tracks if no one has visited the property in a few days, but you can likely determine if it was a mailman.

(my thought is that it would be good to do this to protect wood against snow/rain, etc.Options:1.

You are also missing some expense items (CapEx, Lawn care/Snow removal, Garbage, any utilities, legal, accounting, etc).What kind of financing are you using? 

Being an engineer myself i know the terminology and methodology, and if youve never dealt with that before you would likely be shocked by required support especially if you have snow loads in your area.

They are including utilities and cleaning of common areas like I mentioned, and I am sure they are including lawn care and snow removal since I know they take care of that for their properties already. 

Hope this helps you on your journey, feel free to reach out directly if you have more questions: > Pool/Spa services (if applicable)>HOA (if applicable)>Gas, Electricity, Water and Sewer>Any software solutions you use to manage>Cable/Internet>Snow Removal>Supplies (TP, coffee, etc.)