In the management agreement, it’s doesn’t directly spell out who pays for the snow removal and lawn maintenance.

Hi CameronHere is what I just got back from my Florida Realtor:Hi RoyI just received a call from another Canadian that wants to sell his lawn business.

Think of all the things that could go wrong and see if the lease addresses them: unauthorized pets or tenants, early termination, security deposit, lease violations, late rent, eviction, lawn maintenance, parking, etc.5.

Inflation is loved by big debtors (US Government) and abhorred by savers.The Federal reserve keeps interest rates artificially low to benefit the drunken sailors (US Government).

I don't think I'm alone in feeling like the past several years, rates were pushed artificially low. 

If you want to catch a fish you must use the correct bait.Does you demographic want to put a chair outside the front door and sit there all day, or have a green grass lawn for their kids to run and play on?

If they do not move out, then a writ is issued by my attorney, which means sheriff must get involved...typically takes another 2 to 3 weeks to get sheriff's office onsite, then we open the door and setout crew sets tenant's stuff on front lawn.

I've got a duplex with 2 bed 1.5 bath per side and it averages about $200 a quarter for the building.Snow removal and lawn care are often times on the tenant as well, but this can really depend on the area, and rental rate.  

You don't want to create an artificial dam for natural run-off. 

Hello,I have a neighbor and it looks like they don't have anything worthwhile to do in their life and she keeps complaining directly to the muncipal authories about any petty weeds or shrubs that grow on front of my lawn.