Who salts the sidewalks?  

I watched the county commissioners debate where the investor had purchased all the community HOA property including streets and sidewalks. 

Don't forget to bring your chaulk for sidewalk art & visit the drum circle.Lol 😂Hey, we laugh but aaaahhhhhh, maybe we should knock on all the wood and throw all the salt over shoulder because there's a race for craziest made real going on. 

The tax assessment is at $266,000, but I was hoping for something close to $300,000.This duplex has new everything, including brand new HVAC unit, sidewalks, patio, and carpet just before the appraisal. 

Windows, doors, hvac, roof, sewer scoped, sidewalks level, gutters, foundations, etc4.  

D locations within that market raw materials for the essentials cost the same (lumber, sheet rock, PVC, smoke detectors), the cost to pour sidewalk costs the same, the cost to replace a curb trap or water service line costs the same.

About 2-3x month there is someone in the neighborhood digging up the sidewalk or street to replace a curb trap or one of the lines.

Short of walking down the street (lucky if you have a sidewalk) everything costs money.

We have 2 long sidewalks that lead to the front of the house that I know I need to clear.

Guidelines to follow:Only buy in low-cost markets if your costs stay under 75% even after paying for two major capital improvements, such as a new roof and a new water service line.Make sure you can eliminate all obvious safety and health hazards—like broken sidewalks, missing railings, lead paint, or poor lighting.