Shoveling a roof is not reasonable maintenance, additionally the "law" places part of the "onus" on the tenant asking - why would you park under a roof covered in ice. 

#25 Raleigh / Durham, NC and #26 Tampa / ST Pete, FL are both great places to invest and live...

I'd still have to trim and take care of what little landscaping there is, so I might just take care of the lawn anyways since I will be in the area for my other properties.This won't be an issue for you, but I have a tenant take care of the snow at one place with reduced rent for the winter months, I provide the shovels and salt.  

It just gets covered up with either vinyl or hardie board these days.Not sure what you mean about asbestos roof, most are shingle that contains an inert asbestos and is removed by a Mexican with a shovel.

For example, I usually give these tenants a discount off of their rent to shovel snow. 

The playground at her kids school was contaminated and they sent two guys with a shovel.

We'll just have to work out what they'll pay us and put it in an addendum to the lease.We've always (15 years) had our tenants take care of the lawn and snow shoveling, with clearly spelled out penalties in the lease, but maybe the tenants now are preferring things to be done for them.

I did snow shoveling in the winter, though you may get too much snow for that unless you come with a crew lol.

Rental Property Investors - Do you provide your tenant with a lawn mower and a snow shovel to upkeep the property? 

What exactly does shovel ready mean?