These tax incentives are attracting more U.S. citizens and plenty of new, luxury developments that could pave the way for good capital growth conditions looking ahead.”

Do an assessment on major stuff (roofs, paving, siding, windows, HVAC/HW) and figure what's less than 5 years. 

See which contractors they use.Let your first investment pave the road for #2 and #3. 

Completely gravel, a few paved lotsClean, low maintenance Location:Rural Texas, small town (<5,500 pop) Working class park, jobs for oil, border patrol, wind farm, etc. come and stay several months.

Parking and space around it is paved asphalt.

There are several new city lots that have come available - some investors created a small neighborhood (paved roads, city water and sewer) and are selling 7500 sq st lots for $32k.

.), but having major brands associating themselves with your market does more than just stroke the ego, it paves the way for other large companies.

No leaks in the roof, paving is good, new paint, a few broken doors, fencing is in good condition.Current Rent Roll: 134 units occupiedExpenses for 2019:Supplies $200Repairs $660Taxes $15,273Utilities $5,728Office $1,393Payroll $13,782Insurance $5,239Total Expenses: $42,275It seems like this is a no-brainer but I don't know if I'm missing something here.

I recently acquired a unique property that has paved roads, underground utilities, including water, sewer, electric and phone.

Pave your own road and good luck.