Obviously if you are in a high snow area, hurricanes, etc. that will play into what is required.

@Jake CalleI am not from Florida, but as we just got 18" of snow, I wish that I was!

If a Realtor tells the mortgage comany to list the propertyt for anywhere near what he quoted me , then the Realtor is just snowing them, in hopes of getting the listing .I have an email for someone in the REO dept of BNY Mellon if anyone is interested in the future.

We do get some visitors for the summer cool weather, fall Elk hunting and winter snow seekers.

If you plan on hiring out the PM I would factor 7-10% for New Britain.Lawn/Snow: I pay $50 every time it snows over 2-3 inches for my driveway to be plowed, I would shop around for different quotes.I mow my own lawns but I've received quotes of $40 for this particular lawn (not large). 

What about landscaping and snow removal? 

If you really want to go down the rabbit hole on the Lead Ordinance, you can see everything that has happened since it was filed here: http://lcapps.co.lucas.oh.us/P...I don't know if the injunction happens, but nevermind the fact that we're supposed to get 4" of snow on Friday, but be sure to paint those windows and soffits!

They dont want an application , once I tell them THEY are responsible for cutting the grass , leaves , and snow shoveling    ( one property is almost a full acre covered with oak trees , BIG ones)   The other 2 are a bit over 1/2 acre .  

We are getting crushed with snow right now, but will be back at it tomorrow.

No snow at all, but that was a real roll of the dice!