If the water company fixes it, will they also take care of replacing the part of the driveway they tear up and reseeding any grass?

It's all tear downs if you want to build anything new.

Hi All,I am curious as to the average cost you guys will spend to make a unit rent ready, assuming normal wear and tear?

I can tell you from personal experience that hurricanes will tear them apart.

I could show you houses that had parts of them tear off and tumble down the mountain. 5.

@Marcia Maynard it all comes down to how you have it referenced in the legal contract you signed with the tenant (The LEASE).I have my leases clearly defined that state any damages caused by the tenant outside of normal wear and tear are to be paid immediately.

I have a postcard that has a tear-off business card - that can have a life way after the mailing.On letters, we like to include a phrase like this at the bottom:"Please file this with your real estate records and contact us when you're ready to sell."

  $2,000Camera and alarm system- $500 per year, about $25,000 up front to install.Gate and fence- don't do, tear out the old fence and do something that looks good. $0 per year.Management- you, do you live local.Water/fire hydrant- don't do.Old portables- either 20 foot cargo containers for $4,500 each if available, or $7,000 for 8 x 20 portable metal.

Given the wear & tear from constant short term rentals it's all held up well and even if it does get damaged I'm happy to replace it as needed.

I'll say that one in tears probably.