Good evening and Happy New Year.For a single family home, what is the common practice in NJ (if there is such a thing) for landscaping (maintenance), snow removal and pest control; who should be responsible for those, landlord or tenant?

The hospital bill is more money than the house is worth.Is there any way to remove this hospital lien from this property?

The hospital bill is more money than the house is worth.Is there any way to remove this hospital lien from this property?

The investor should give you some basic criteria to ensure you're not wasting your time.

Cosmetic rehab and removed a wall which separated the kitchen from the living area.

Cold climate, budget for more snow removal, old cast iron pipes, old appliances, etc, expect more maintenance.  

It takes away (1) the time wasted in making the decision and (2) the emotional aspect of making the decision.

You may be responsible for yard care, trash, and water.If there is no water, the city may condemn the house, prove the house to be a nuisance, and order it to be removed, all of which will be on your ticket.

Example: maybe you're expecting some tax-free or low-tax capital gains next year, and you do not want to offset them with carryforward losses, aka wasting losses.

I was planning on removing it but I'm curious if there's a market for this.