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Should I replace driveway

Bill Ward
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Here’s the driveway on my rental property. It’s functional but not pretty. Personal I think it’s ugly. There’s no defined edges, cracks where grass is growing through and gravel showing. It’s just asphalt that appears to be leftover used when they paved the road. 
Should I replace this with a concrete driveway? Asphalt over it? Or do nothing since it works. 
I’d say it’s a B class property (I think), rent is 1300 but could get 1500 after this lease. 

Looking to hold for a few years and increase value of property. 

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I'd leave it. Spend money on stuff that really needs replacing. 

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