I take the info with a grain of salt, but sometimes their analysis makes sense and you can validate it and helps you have further enlightment on mistakes that could be made out there if you do decide to do it yourself which I mentioned I often do).  

This will also soon be corrected.)...On the other hand, her heart is in the right place and she cares about the unit and the building as though it were her home (she regularly paints & spackles, leaves helpful signs for the other tenants, shovels & salts the main walkway after a snowfall, etc...So you're correct in observing that She's a complicated case to say the least...

The winter is definatly the money making season.Everyone needs to wash the salt off & nobody is doing that in their driveway when its 8 degrees out.

I'm 19 years old and live in Fairbanks, Alaska but just recently opened my business in Salt Lake, Utah.

Here in Utah I can sell all over the state even though I belong to the Salt Lake Board....curious of what the Florida law is.

Grew up in Salt Lake City...it's tripled in size since I moved away 20 years ago... 

We charge $125 an hour plus salt .  

I would take anything I found online with a grain of salt.

Obviously I'm very new to this so take my thoughts with a grain of salt, but I agree with your thinking that this might cause those looking N/NE to reconsider or at least put off moving.  

At move in, all of my tenants receive a new sink and toilet plunger, snow shovels (usually still there from the last tenant), a sealing bucket from Home Depot that is full of snow salt (they get one free bag from me each year), and each stove has an oven liner to help keep the oven cleaner.