We haven't even finished digging out from the last one and it's supposed to start snowing again tomorrow morning.Meh.. worst winter in CO in a long time and it's only a few days old.

If I remember right it's your yearly NOI (taxes, insurance, bills, snow removal what ever it cost to maintain the apartment building.

Jennifer99,I HIGHLY recommend you get a service to take care of landscaping/snow removal.

The only problem I had was with the cold and the snow.

With all the snow and Ice droping in the northern states.

I mean, I don't know the guy who said "don't eat yellow snow" but it sounds like good advise to me and I follow it religously!

.$800 insurance.20% down @4% mortgage.House is built in 1995 and is in excellent shape, w/new roof in 2010.Would have to do lawn and snow Myself.Here's the angle.

Our second triplex we bought fully rented (after the rehab the rented it) so had CF from Day 1 and luckily 2 of the 3 tenants renewed.We hire out snow removal but do our own lawn care so in summer I we spend 1 day a month at the property mowing the lawn.

I'd grab that Section 8 tenant ASAP.The deal looks solid.Did you account for at least $150/month (my number) for maintenance, basic operations (lawns and snow) and big ticket repairs?

snow removal?