Generally, in the Kansas City area you will have around $200 to $350/month in utilities depending on the season.Maintenance ($50 to $100/month) - Maintenance costs include any kind of on-going property maintenance such as lawn mowing or snow removal.HOA Dues - If your property has a Home Owner's Association, you will likely have Annual HOA dues for the property.

Hello everyone,I want to buy my first BRRRR deal and I have some area in kind but they are cold areas, and because I want to buy the property in the next few months, I have some concerns about the rehab process in that timeframe as I do not in such cold areas (with snow).

Denver is going to have more snow to deal with, so be ready for that maintenance.The downside is that they're both highly competitive for investors.

I'm living in Switzerland now, and I can tell you that the fall jacket, the winter jacket, the rain boots the snow boots, gloves, scarves, etc.

My area of focus was west of schillinger in the baker school district, and I bought in a neighborhood near airport blvd and snow road.

They even had over a foot of snow at one point this winter (not exactly a selling point for beach front property).

I moved because I was tired of cold an snow.

(Get ready for the snow ;) ) Happy to share what else I learn when/if I move there, and maybe do some deals together in the future!

And the snow plowing infrastructure is there as well.

Tenant pays all utilities except water and sewer and is responsible for lawn care and snow removal.