The more snow the more it costs .

Annual Operating Expenses Real Estate Taxes $14,650.00 Insurance $6,874.00 Water and Sewer $18,171.00 Snow Removal $0.00 Trash Removal (ROT $60 x 12) $3,768.00 Electric $10,594.00 Gas $9,803.00 Oil $0.00 Legal (rule of thumb) $500.00 Management Fees 10% $0.00 Repairs and Maintenance $49,329.00 Other (Turn Costs + Onsite) $41,222.00 Other (Onsite Manager) $24,000.00 Total Annual Operating Expense $178,911.00 I'm thinking this is a pretty easy fix.

More demand during the summer months than the winter months (no one wants to move when it is cold and raining/snowing).

I live in Wisconsin and was wondering if there are issues relating to property inspections when there may be snow and ice obstructing critical areas like roofs and foundations.Responses from investors in Wisconsin or similar areas is appreciated.

Parking lots and sidewalks need to be in good repair, with snow and ice removed, and generally level and free of exposure to slip and fall.

We have all of them sharing lawn/snow and covering their own trash.  

Example: Best Heating and Air Company, Big Green Landscaping Service, Sammy's Snow Removal.

Obviously no property management is considered, but there is also no mention of snow removal or landscaping which I found out.

Hold / RentYearly Rental Income: $9000.00Property Management : 10% = $75X12 = $900.00/yearProperty Taxes: $2315.50/yearVacancy: 10% = $900.00Grass/Snow: Dealt with by TenantMaintenance: $1000.00/year (estimate)Net Rental Income: $3884.50/yearFix And FlipReal Estate Agent believes if we put about $15,000.00 into it we can list for $69,000.00.At a $55,000.00 sale(assuming low to be safe), We would have a $15,000.00 profit (aprox).  

In Utah, we also have snow removal and these can add up.Also, $40/mo for pm software?