Didn't include lawn care/snow removal because I will do it while I live in the state. 

I live in Mesa, which is close to Chandler, and I can see renting a home out for a season like to snow birds or possibly during baseball spring training but never would have expected weekend/weekly rentals as out performing traditional rentals with the high turn over and marketing costs.You have my curiosity,Casey

Remember that the rest of Canada is completely frozen and covered in snow 70% of the time.

So I've read through a lot of the land trust info and find myself still a little muddled about it.So here's my question.My wife's parents own their house outright so we are trying to figure out whether or not to suggest a land trust to avoid the inheritance tax issues, and to avoid having to buy the house from the estate as they are in their 70's now, and my wife is an only child.Is this a good idea or a waste of time.All of my research has suggested both so anyone with some insight would be very welcome.Thanks in advance. 

How many people have able to have their tenants take care of the outside yard-work or snow removal?.

I want to have all this done before it starts snowing and becomes more likely.

When we need new unit we could potentially split it up but for now it seems easiest to keep as is) Electricity $474Rubbish $432Snow removal $385 (we could do this ourselves and ideally want to negotiate his snow blower as part of the purchase!) 

Now my dad is running low on funds " that's another story s". Now

Hmmmm...snow removal?  

They said the cost of living was high as property taxes are higher %'s upkeep of the home from extreme weather and overall higher from all the activities  that had to come up with to get out of the house clothing, entertainment , the right snow cars not mention wear and tear on the vehicles.