If its the tenant's responsibility, normally they would have 24 hours after the snow stops to clear it and I would give at least 1 days warning that if uncleared the landlord will clear it at their cost.

I can do everything above board in the light of transparency without having to run around behind the scenes like some seedy underbelly black market.  

But at the same time if its just a little garbage; a few light bulbs here or there; a little sponge mopping; I don't sweat it and just do it and move on to the next tenant move-in without backcharging as I hire a cleaning service anyway every time inbetween tenants."

My negativity has been an issue and I have begun to see the light with  positivity.

Should I give them a 3 day eviction warning telling them to pay or else I will evict them or should I just start the process? 

Hopefully you can shed some more light on how it went down.

At least with a letter of intent you're theoretically +/- light repairs when it comes to a purchase price.

I don't do flips and I don't do complicated deals so consider my opinion in that  light.

The town has one of the big x's on the front of the house warning the fire fighters not to go in if there is a fire.Its also one of the few multi families in this particular town.

The City does the plowing and maintains the streets, lighting and parkways.