Use of Adjective + のも


> さらに冬になれば雪が積もって交通の便が悪いし、暮らすにはいささか苦労が多い **のも** 難点だ

I'm familiar with Vのは → Vのも for multiple nominalized items, but this use of it
has me stumped.

"Because of the transportation issues after the snow piles up, the slight
hardships: (consists of) many issues"?




> I'm familiar with Vのは

Then, you understand 暮らすにはいささか苦労が多い **のは** 難点だ.

I think you are familiar with **も** which means _also_ or _too_ in the
sentences as:  
「町には人 **が** 多い。車 **も** 多い。」  
_"There are a lot of people, also a lot of cars in the town."_

「町に人が多い **のは** 当然だ。車が多い **のも** 当然だ。」  
_"It is natural that there are a lot of people in the town. It is also natural
that there are a lot of cars in the town."_ .

Now, I think you understand the **のも** in the original sentence.




> I'm familiar with Vのは

Then, you understand 暮らすにはいささか苦労が多い **のは** 難点だ.

I think you are familiar with **も** which means _also_ or _too_ in the
sentences as:  
「町には人 **が** 多い。車 **も** 多い。」  
_"There are a lot of people, also a lot of cars in the town."_

「町に人が多い **のは** 当然だ。車が多い **のも** 当然だ。」  
_"It is natural that there are a lot of people in the town. It is also natural
that there are a lot of cars in the town."_ .

Now, I think you understand the **のも** in the original sentence.

