We don’t have asphalt tiled roofs or houses/fences that need to be Painted.

The goal is to avoid surprises, understand what challenges may be present, and what impact the results of inspections may have on our future operations of the park.The contractor inspections should always include electrical, plumbing, and septic/sewer (to address the underground infrastructure) but also can include pool, home inspections, asphalt, and more, depending on the park.

You probably already have the fencing, the asphalt could be used as a hose down surface.

Hello BP, I am in need of a asphalt guy to do a job for me before the plants close. 

Use your existing tenants to help you find a tenant and just pound the pavement. 

The loan will be structured for 12 months out of precaution, but we project it to be paid off in the next 9-10 months.We plan on expediting the process by following this plan:1) While the design and permitting for the additions is going on we can be and will be improving the parts of the home that are not having any additions.2) We can build the perimeter wall, demolish the existing asphalt, build decks, landscape, hardscape, demolish existing structures and remodel other parts of the house during the permitting process to reduce time until we have the final permits.3) We are going to hire a permit expediter in order to cut the time down to 3-4 months.4) Our architect has hired on a second architect and CAD drafter as well so all projects will be going much quicker on the design side.5) We will be pre-marketing the home so it will never hit the MLS.

Take off the high heels put on some Steph Curry sneakers and hit the pavement.

If you have asphalt or concrete directional boring may be a better option.

If it’s installed we’ll, you should easily get 15-20 years out of an asphalt shingles roof.

And Land improvements, landscaping, pavement, fencing, etc. can be depreciated over a 15-year period