Or making an unimproved lot into an improved lot (adding utilities & taps, roads, sidewalks, etc.)?

There's one of these places that had the ground floor for rent recently, a big sign about 20 feet long hanging on the building that keeps falling on the sidewalk.

Its a 1950 duplex under LA county authority I am considering putting an offer on with a small closet size addon that goes along where the sidewalk to the back would be.

It looks to be inhabited though because the snow was cleared from the sidewalk to the front door.Heavily leaning towards leaving this deal go.

I initially paved my sidewalk with jelly beans but the goddamn pigeons ate em'Toilets broked from my sishter dumpin her pantsMy cat ate all the carpet so I Could use summah that tooPhone: 1800-SuK-MYyDProperty Address: 420 Tig O Bitty LaneScale 1-10 How Motivated are you to sell?

She is not capable of clearing the sidewalk herself, so what am I supposed to do now?

I'm seriously looking at some land that is being offered for a low price because the developer will need to extend all the utilities and road/sidewalk improvements to the site.

Unfortunately, there is an easement (storm drain runs under the other lot) and the area is a designated so that all properties must be close to the sidewalk which is where the drain runs under so cannot build a property behind even though there's plenty of land. 

Simple for rent signs with a bunch of small american flags by the sidewalk got it done.  

I always put an yellow and black or black and white, "I will buy this house today if the owner will call me at 000-000-0000" yard sign by the sidewalk, and it has gotten me a call back about 46% of the time.