You want to be leery of maybe being financially responsible for access hardscape costs especially when already in poor shape.Good luckHardscape appears to be very expensive, some rough estimates I was reading were ~$200/linear foot for a 20' wide street for total reconstruction.

Took me 9 months to reconstruct it.  

If it's a reconstruction using existing material it maybe on the high side but I don't know what labor would be involved from your pictures (can't see how boards are attached to posts).

Let's see, if I need surgery, who should I have do it, the EMT ambulance driver, the nurse in physical therapy or the surgeon, all having equal experience in what they do?

We just did one that had a reconstruction amount of 850K so you would be good. 

While I am in favor of following licensing laws, and think many wholesalers don't (why, I don't understand; getting a RE license isn't like becoming a member of the bar or a board-certified surgeon, just do it already), I am really, really doubtful that people are actually serving time for unlicensed real estate practice.

I have been struggling to get started but am reconstructing my plan now to see if I can get some momentum!

"No sign shall be erected, raised, installed, moved, placed, replaced, reconstructed, remodeled, extended, enlarged or altered unless a sign permit is first obtained from the Community Development Department."

Hi Chris your initial statement is sort of like saying " I think I want to be a brain surgeon, now where is someone who needs an operation" :-).You need to make sure you understand what it is you are going to do first.

I wasn't cut out to be a brain surgeon, as much as I would have enjoyed the money working 4 days a week, but reality is what it is.