Considering asphalt drive (70 x 16), received estimates of $4,000 - $6,600.

But just for example I’m about to break ground on a drive up access facility(steel frame and sides, asphalt between units, monolithic slab) and the all in cost for the facility is $42/sf of building area.

We have planned to add an electric car charging parking space up front to the door when we completely renovate the parking lot (with recycled materials, half being the reground asphalt of the parking lot itself, the other half is concrete and that is being taken to a plant that crushes it and recycles it too).

And place them at strategic high traffic intersections saying "WE BUY HOUSES" with your contact information.Or hit the pavement, go knocking door to door, looking for motivated sellers. 

On page 29 it says that Sheathing ranges from $30-45 per sheet then below that it says Roof Replacement for asphalt shingles is $150-400 per square.

They have one of the round-roofed buildings up and as we flew a drone over the top, saw that they have a few of the solar panels set up in the future parking area, but no pavement, and no obvious signs of activity. 

Way back when I was pounding the pavement looking for deals, one of the tricks, so to speak, that I used works if you have access to the actual mls in your area (not Redfin, zillow, etc) but the website that real estate agents use to upload listings.

I was simply stating that this young man will need to hit the phones / mailers and the pavement if he truly wants to find a great deal!  

In order to approve, they want us to extend the road, repave the asphalt, install gutter systems and sidewalks, get encroachment variances,etc... 

For instance, if your neighbor decided to start driving four wheelers up and down the road, and the pavement erroded over time, you could be on the hook should the four wheeler hit a bad batch of pavement and run off the road into a tree.There are also recordation requirements in many states.