People like wide open spaces, and those who live out there will fight tooth and nail to keep it that way, even if your just trying to pave a road.

Fence and pool were just recently redone with Paving due next year and Roof in 13 years and painting in 4 more years.

nice area and I'm second row from the water on a paved frontage rd.

-With Paved access and parking spot, this might run $60 to $90- Enclosed parking this will cost about $120 to $170 for a 30 foot.- Enclosed parking for a 50 foot, might cost $225 to $350.The price extremes are the cost of the concrete/asphalt road and thestorage bay.

It also has a paved 20ft. long boat or RV parking lot.

Drive down Silver St in Dover (A grade neighborhood), which has a perfect newly-paved street, then go to the good side of 108 north of downtown (where I live, solid B+ Neighborhood), which has streets in good condition, but Unitil cut them up a few years ago and they haven't been resurfaced yet. 

Purchase price: $500,000 Cash invested: $100,000 95 pad , 45 occupied w/ metered water .public w/s ,paved roads w/older homes.

Anyways I can however give you exact numbers for the contracted items. keep in mind this was only a 750 sq ft house too.Contracted Items:Roof: $4,100Steel high quality Siding from ABC seamless (3 sides only): $6000New paved driveway with retaining wall: $4,400New furnace and some duct work: $4300New gypcrete poured on entire Slab to level floor: $2,300Gutters were included in the siding jobTape, Putty and Patch work on the entire interior: $2000New blown-in insulation and baffles: $1,100My work (materials Only (give or take)):Windows $2500Laminate flooring from Costco: $1200floor Tiles on sale at Lowes: only $50!

Pave the way for your future generations.Survey done.

Most of the situations you’ll run into you’ll discover other landlords have already paved the way through to various solutions and BP is a gold mine of advice for every situation that could come up.My 2 cents is give it a shot.