The law, the paperwork, and even title and escrow (if that’s how it’s done in FL), are the easy parts though.

So where does "Chris hired a bad snow shoveler or did not require shoveler to salt after shoveling" fall?

I grabbed me snake and a shovel and went to go see what was up.

Armed with only a face mask, gloves and a shovel.... my husband had to do the dirty deed.

In a cold climate you generally have to shovel off your deck when it snows and really don't use it.

I also offered to e-mail a link to the City schedule so Mom could continue to tell her.We deal with that in the same manner as other immaturity pains (such as shovelling both the front and back steps and walk ways at our houses), we warn them 2-3 times, then we hire someone to do it and send them the bill.  

Whereabouts in FL are you planning on moving/investing?  

@Jennifer Fallon All my SF have to cut their own grass, shovel and plow snow.I still pay the water and sewer.MikePS They're all TAW.

If you like digging in the yard, get the shovel and have at it.

You can get a quote from your insurance agent to give you ball part on that but it will be wrapped into your monthly payment as well as your taxes which you can look up in public records.The other expense you will want to consider is shoveling and yard maintenance.