(Tenants pay electric and gas already)Will likely need some landscaping, and snow removal?

I'm curious how this would impact parking in snow emergency situations as well.

Yep, the upper end is in the mid 200's now.

I manage collections and fraud in my department as well as general servicing, and I can't tell you how many incidents that have been resolved in our department due to the incessant posts of the subject on Facebook and other social media.

Now its time for numbers and pictures.Purchase Price: $79,200Front House: 3 bed, 1 3/4 bath- old rent: $700/yard maintenance and snow removal- new rent: $800/yard maintenance and snow removal- repairs: $300Back House: 2 Bedroom, 1 bath- old rent: $500- new rent: $775- Repairs: $8863 (new bathroom, some plumbing, electrical, all doors, wall repair/paint, kitchen counter top/sink/faucet, refinish floors, blinds, and many other small itemsGarage:- old rent: $0- new rent: $100So I was scared going into this, but after collecting the first full months rent, I'm all smiles. 

@Douglass Belt my personal feelings is when the snow season starts new inventory, price reductions, and money would be made. 

Lawn Mowing Driveway snow and ice removalWalkway ice and snow removalWhat utilities are generally covered by owner?

If I had it my way it would start snowing within next 14 days and banks/Fannie Mae would have a ton of properties sitting on the market.  

I 'm scared of snow and bears.Good luck.

., but also the conveniences of apartment living (we offer lawn care, snow removal, etc., things that would typically be expected of a tenant of a SFR, but are difficult to split up at a duplex).