Very long long driveway at rental

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The house I'm planning to make an offer on is set back from the others in the subdivision so the driveway is about 3 times as long as it would normally be.

It's in average condition, although there is an oak tree that seems to be pushing it up a bit from beneath at one point (I don't know which house owns the oak tree, and the house next door is a vacant REO).

Would maintaining this driveway be a high maintenance cost in the long run for a rental? The agent who showed me the house recommended just sealing the existing cracks, rather than resurfacing.