It's in a small high end subdivision on a new cul-de-sac that's already paved, but there are about 10 new lots and none are built on yet in that section.

For rentals, too, roof, sidewalks and paving, decks, stairs, space heating systems, hot water heater, major landscaping, exterior painting, or siding repairs, window upgrades, these are all things I’ve had to pay for later.

Then down the road pave it or concrete .  

Nashville has a sidewalk ordinance in place for certain neighborhoods requiring that sidewalks be paved the length of the road frontage.

By legally maintaining a person has "ownership" of an item after theft, but before reporting to the police they're paving the way for trial lawyers to get 33% of a million bucks at a time.

The house was on a dirt road and the seller insisted the city engineer had told her how much it would be per owner for the assessment when they put the paved street in.

He runs a paving business, the leader in the county.

But, 6" or 14" it's still $175 to clear the multis, so I guess we got our money's worth this morning.Our "new" snow removal service called when they were finished to report all properties had been cleared (I had asked them to clear the student houses, in preparation for their return this weekend) and that they had hooked a brand-new window well we installed in August at one of the house (which would only be a $100-$150 and an afternoon of digging next spring if it weren't for the fact we paved the drive this autumn).

Westchase in Tampa has a nice row of shops and the neighborhoods themselves have nicely paved sidewalks.

If you wouldn't mind giving me your opinions or advice on what to look into further, below is the current property/situation I've been interested in:Park with an asking price of 800k42 of 48 units occupied, Road is paved, units skirtedAll units owner occupied, ave $300/unitAbout 140k income with 35% expenses of about 50kThe realtor provides an Income/Expense NOI as 90k.