You will likely need to furnish the unit/house and then you will be responsible for paying all utilities, internet, streaming services, toiletries, lawncare, snow removal (may not be necessary but I provide it for my traveling professionals).

My business partner and I bought in Saint Louis and when it had massive snow the tenants asked if we would split the cost of snow removal.

I'd have them pay all utilities and have them do all the lawn and snow. 

Quote from @Stephanie Cruz: Do these windows have weep holes for water/snow to melt so it does not leak into the house it should?

Here's our situation:Close Friend as Property Manager:Agreement: Our friend agreed to manage the property in exchange for a below-market rent since we live out of state.Issue: We recently discovered the property was neglected during past winter snow storms, turning the parking lot into an ice rink, creating a huge liability.Result: The property manager, who lives on the property, neglected maintenance and communication.

WE aint green friendly up here. 6months out of the year your panels will be covered in snow

Then I throw in utilities, internet, trash, and snow removal.

(I've already got a snow bird deposit on those months for next year...)

Any chance you could do a MTR to snow birds and use it yourself at other times?

Meanwhile, the only time we heard from them was when they charged us for “snow removal” that we later confirmed never happened.It was a disaster.