I'm not saying this deal isn't good, but I would assume there's old knob and tube electrical in the walls with dangerous splices that have happened over the years.

I don’t know what it’s like to have to deal with snow on a daily basis and all the dangers that come with it.So, I have some questions for those who have more experience living in snowy areas. 1) Do I have to pay someone to clean the walkways to the properties every time it snows?

There may be fewer buyers/renters interested because of the layout, but some people obviously don't care.

These tenants act more like homeowners and generally have fewer requests and issues.

These are both very dangerous. 

Maybe fewer and farther between but they are out there.

For now, getting started, if you are going to live in the property and it has 4 units or fewer, then you can use any home mortgage broker. 

There are deals there, but fewer and farther between.

They can get a scheduling system and a virtual punch card working pretty much anywhere else doing stuff that is much less dangerous, nasty, and lonely.

@Tashina TaylorThis is why the BP branded pamphlet on brrrr is a dangerous document.