$1200 Utilities on our end water and some of the gas heat in one unit$500 Lawn and snow $1620 Management fee  5% we will management the units we live about 2 miles away$2000 Capex new roof, new heater, new hot water heater, new windows, newer appliances, 13% COC returnPlease let me know your thoughts on this deal and if you would adjust any of the numbers.

Though that number has a lot of variables in it, who cut the grass, fixes the road, plows the snow, maintains the septic and who will you do all of this when you buy it. 

Cardone can sell snow to eskimos, but at least 28% of what he says he is doing is most likely true

I think if your mindset is the latter you will have a greater opportunity for success.Mount Snow vacation rentals

https://www.airbnb.com/help/article/948/minneapolis--mnI've accounted for expenses such as insurance, taxes, Cap Ex, maintenance,utilities, cable, internet, lawn/snow removal, 3% of rent back to AirB&B.Any expense I'm missing?

Although you guys get a lot of snow.

taxes, insurance,repairs and maint, management,vacancy, bad debt, evictions, utilities, snow removal, landscaping, pest control, capitol expenditures, licencing, any municipality required inspections, corporate entity expenses and annual reports, and thats all i can think of.Maybe don't think of this like a bond because you are purchasing risk as well as an asset, and should not be taken lightly!

The tenants take care of the yard and snow plowing, and usually take more responsibility for the house in general.

That said, we're probably talking 10% more expensive, nothing ridiculous.This will also depend on jurisdiction -- in some places, you'll have additional regulation for things like major snow threats, earthquake threats, flooding threats, etc. 

Tenants pay all utilities, they also take care of lawn and snow. )1,600 total monthly cost5,000 in initial repairs.