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Mathew Fuentes
  • Investor
  • Bridgeport ct
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Will paving both driveways add value to my rental ?

Mathew Fuentes
  • Investor
  • Bridgeport ct
Posted

Hey Eveeryone !! I'm in Bridgeport Ct. I have a 2 family home with a driveway in the front of my house, and another driveway on the opposite street ( back of the house) my tenants use when they come and go  . Both driveways have gravel and never has asphalt down

My question is Is it worth puting asphalt on both driveways? How much value can that add to my property ?

also can I write the entire project off on my taxes ?


Both driveways are about 11ft wide and 48 feet long . I was considering just the front driveway for the appeal it has at first sight .

feel free to chime in. I'm fairly new to investing. This is my first property .

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