But in my 42 years of doing snow removal the small landlords never consider the costs of snow removal , especially if we get a large snowfall .   

Quote from @Eric La Pratt: I need recommendations for snow removal.

Payoff vs. removal — what’s realistic:Since this is a UCC-1 filing, it’s a lien against the equipment, not the real property itself.

Hi Everyone,What's the best way to get rid off cat pee smell permanently? Thanks in advance, Craig 

We have larger properties (12-24 units) where we have an on site janitor/snow removal person who gets reduced rent.

Hi,To replace roof one contractor says 14k (he says 40 squares) to remove and replace:shinglesventsroof boots3 sheet plywoodinstall matl drip edfge everything upto GA building codeTo repair below he says 700$repair 4 roof bootsreplace rotten woodreplace missing shinglesremove empty wasp nest paint piplescaulk exposed nailsMy PM say 7k (he says roof measurement is 30 squares not 40 squares and mentions other contractor who says 40 squares is lying)to remove and replace:shinglesventsroof boots3 sheet plywoodinstall matl drip edfge everything upto GA building codeplus synthetic underlayment and architectural shingoes (not 3 tab) and ridge ventsHow to know who is giving right quote and doing right work.what is meaning of the squares.When I know I need to replace roof ?

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Hi Stephen, It is getting a bit more complicated these days - the Housing Stability and Tenant Protection Act of 2019 removed many incentives for buy-outs, but sometimes being creative with the solution is worth checking out in addition to buyouts.

It is a schedule policy so yes, you'd have to add/remove properties as they are bought/sold.

I would recommend using the lease drafted by Attorney Tristan Petit at Wisconsin Legal Blank and maybe have him review it if you are adding on things or removing.