We've already had a couple of small snowfalls ... just to remind folks to mount their winter tyres. ;-)You simply add snow removal to your operating plans.  

I currently have one SFH in Flint and two rehab projects in Mount Morris that I have been self managing from out of state but will be turning over to PM soon to give me more time to focus on local opportunities.

This stuff is underneath the tile, motor, and wire mesh in a bathroom that used to be an attic when the house was built in 81. 

I usually go to Mount Snow and real estate around there is pretty expensive, but if I could find a good deal would it be worth it?

I just hate the thought of a brand new pristine roof being gouged with holes for a piece of trash to be mounted on it's virgin shingles. 

I co-own a small company that produces training videos and indie feature films, such as Mount Adams.

Under mount Sink costs $100.

One is in Northumberland County borough of Mount Carmel.

Buy and put in the bedroom a new Lay-Z-boy for her and a small love seat for you and your husband to sit and visit with her.Get a big flat screen TV and mount it on the wall where it can be seen from the bed and the Lay-Z-boy.Install a ceiling fan with a remote, and some nice curtains that you pick out.Then ask her what she has (pics, a small side table, magazine rack, book case, mementos she want in the room, and what she should like to have stored in the garage.Put grab handles in the shower and on the toilet sides and make sure the bathroom lights are very bright.Buy a NEW safe easy to use for an old person space heater that blows air.Get her set up with the local meals on wheels so she has something special to look forward to every day (and to ease your chores), and make a weekly chore out of keeping her space very cleanly.Be careful of in-home and home visit elder care personnel, some have sticky fingers.And respect her wishes for privacy, but don't neglect visiting with her when she wants it.Good Luck!

I've lived in Kentucky for approximately three years to chase the "Family Legacy" of working at Ford Motor Company.