If you're both in the same unit, then it would be fair for both of you to share the household expenses.

If this is a SFR, I would put in your lease that tenant is responsible, and if snow is not cleared x hours after y inches of snow, landlord will clear at a charge to tenant of $z, due in 5 days as Additional Rent.If this is a multi-family property, I would NEVER delegate this responsibility to one tenant that could put my other households in harm's way. 

The average household income for rocky mount is about 36k a year. 

There is a handful list of lenders who specialize in this kind of loans (your local bank won't be able to help), you can find comprehensive list here:https://www.biggerpockets.com/...Another thing to keep in mind is that the use of leverage in an IRA will result in Unrelated Business Income Tax.

@Russell Brazil is correct about comprehensive HOA disclosures only coming under contract, though. 

The PodioZen app package is not comprehensive like Investorfuse (although far more affordable), and is $100 more expensive than the Podio app package you recommended (given the current sale), but for $299 it's a quick and easy way to get a head start in regards to Podio implementation.  

If the landlord collects a security deposit they must give you a signed, separate statement of the present condition of your apartment including a comprehensive list of any existing damage.

I will negotiate a contract and take you through closing for 6 percent unless there are comprehensive and unplanned negotiations regarding; major repairs which are unknown at this time, hidden title/easement complications, water and sewer repairs or negotiations etc. in the case of extensive negotiations and or repairs, the commission will escalate to 8 percent.

Residents are paying for the convenience of a fully furnished household (with a handyman and cleaner) but typically treat it like a long term property while they live in it.Hopefully that's helpful.

😂 Reading comprehension.