You don't own the land, you didn't install the asphalt, it is a PUBLIC right-of-way. 

We have 4 bedrooms but can sleep 10 with a sleeper sofa-Our parking area is gravel and they're saying parking has to be on asphalt!

Purchase price: $850,000 Cash invested: $125,000 13 pads, 11 park owned homes, asphalt driveway/parking pads, city water, individual septics What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

I can’t even imagine boilers, cast iron pipes, plaster and lathe, asphalt shingles, wood damage, etc. 

Any suggestions are welcome.Thank you in advance,SupadaThe tenant complain: "Driveway pavement is coming up & it is tearing up the front end of my cars!"

I avoid Flat or asphalt shingle roofs, houses with no garages, yards with lawn, split levels (a landing at the main entrance and then you have to go up or down stairs.), houses with less than 3 bedrooms and 2 baths so people stay longer, and multi-Family.

So rather than "guess" at the price, get an estimate or two.When you are paving asphalt over a gravel road, you are talking about a "from scratch" job, as opposed to adding an asphalt overlay on top of an existing asphalt surface.

Inspections should include electrical, plumbing, and septic/sewer contractors (to address the underground infrastructure) but also can include pool, home inspections, asphalt, and more, depending on the park.

There are whole systems for getting that flow of deals to come to you, rather than your having to pound the pavement. 3.

In contract on a 119 unit deal in N Houston. The parking lot is in rough shape and will need work. If anyone has a good reference I would love to hear about it!