So there is a possibility to increase value on the main house as well but not really factoring that in as it will be icing on the cake.This is where it gets tricky for me since I'm new to this. 

Key is if your at 75% occupancy and holding, you are losing the Cherry on top of the ice cream.

The lighter laminate is Typhoon Ice from Home Depot.  

One word of advice on section 8 kitchens, avoid dishwashers and fridges with water hookups (water or ice) it’s just one more thing that can break, and leak, and they won’t impact the gross rent. 

He has done a great job attending to all maint etc & of clearing snow/ice/salting etc at our semi-rural MF.Then he sends this text out to all tenants..."

I know absolutely nothing of making ice-cream, I wouldn't ever speak to such, but your ilk, since you've eaten ice cream, you'd go on endlessly how much you know of such....

Creates less chance for water or ice to come under the seams.Next is the clip itself from front and back.

This month so far I've had a weather head get ripped off one house on new years day's due to an ice storm bringing down large tree branches, two tenants move out unexpectedly leaving damages, and had to replace a furnace. 

But it sounds like you will be giving up appreciation (which is honestly, the icing on the cake). 

When I do the same (pick anywhere, with an investor focus) I select no snow and ice, no hurricanes/tornadoes/storms, no earthquakes or flooding , stable geology/less foundation issues, low humidity,  no state income tax, reasonable property tax and not nut-so pro-tenant   So OH doesn't fit for weather.