BTW, I am in the north, parking on street could be a problem when there is snow. 

You might want to consider mentioning some fees at the open house: yep, rent is 750, but there's another 50/mo for lawncare in the summer and snow plowing in the winter(or trash pickup@cost, big complexes around here love that one).

As a result the freezer is always running and freezing my veggies and eggs (I'm starting to get used to mashing my eggs with a potato masher in the morning) in the fridge and everything in the freezer is lined with ice and snow and is freezer burned.

Finally, I got stuck in the snow with rear wheel drive. 

Hi everyone, Lawn care question about a duplex: *note: lawn care and snow removal is in both leases Care was split, tenant A tool care of back and side yard, tenant B took care of front (a hill).

No worries about lawn maintenance or snow removal. :)Monthly fees are $250 with a $15/mo special assessment that has one year out of five left to run.

You have to unload Snow, Thunderstorm, blizzard, rain.

You may also find a tenant that displays positive qualities and you can use them to help you keep trash picked up, mow lawns, shovel snow, clean and paint units.

But then your way of explaining that it "doesn't work" is basically to say that there are better ways or better investments or better snow owls or better lions.

It snows here, and I have no problem renting anytime of year.