Gas, heating, appliances, snow removal, etc etc.They did say the BRRR strategy is being used with this quite a bit too because they get around 25% ARV equity.I must admit this is very enticing because I have such a busy life but seems a little too good to be true... which means it probably is.  

My questions are what expenses should I account for other than grass and snow removal.

I like to have a set of pics from before moving and to compare ... they may remove towel bars, etc and you may forget that there used to be a towel bar there ... until the next tenant asks you why there is no towel bar and requests that you install one.    

Yes you are in the other side of the world and haven't properly planned how you are going to maintain your property remotely, that does not remove your responsibility of the risk.

In fact, if I recall, the State of Indiana removed laws a few years ago allowing local jurisdictions (i.e. the City of Ft.

If so, then you should probably have the asbestos removed.

Read/study your state landlord tenant codes and determine how to remove tenants. 

If they removed all contingencies and can't seem to fund, take the EMD.

Here's the deets with a couple of questions at the bottom:Purchase Price - $130,000Appraised Value - $150,000Down Payment - $55,000Loan Terms - 30 year fixed at 4.125%Monthly Rent - $1,595Property Management Fee - 50% of 1st month and 10% monthly One time costs fixing the place up, etc:- $1,500 paint labor- $1,000 Paint supplies- $2,500 tree removal- $500 ancillary- $6,100 - closing costs on noteTotal costs ($11,600 + $55,000 down payment) = 66,600QUESTIONS1) How does this deal rate?

I believe that bad reports are removed after seven years but am not certain.