IE, paved roads, sewer, water, etc.

I have won the REO on 09/28 on the auction in Miami for $52000, and closing got extended twice. 12/28 is deadline. the case is: there is no appropriate parking lot so the grass in front needs to be paved, and chain link needs to be fixed.

I have won the REO on 09/28 on the auction in Miami for $52000, and closing got extended twice. 12/28 is deadline. the case is: there is no appropriate parking lot so the grass in front needs to be paved, and chain link needs to be fixed.

Off of a paved highway.

We have been less then impressed with the service thus far.The property is realativly unique in the fact that it sits 1/4 of a mile of of a paved road and down a less then desirable paved road.

I have guys who can finish the building after its framed but the cost of foundation, framing, paving, water and sewer lines cost a fortune..To me it doesn't make sense if it's not high-end A class..

As for options, you can go with big guys like  Carolina Pavement,  Blalock Paving, or  Mr.

I recently spent $20,000 on a parking lot re-pave. 

The issue is that most lenders want to see the roads paved and the houses predominantly owned by the “tenants”.

Everyone started using it as a driveway and would park on it so now it is paved and maintained by the town.