However your longest time frame you have imagined to get it ready to move into, multiply that by 3.And you'll have driveways and sidewalks and landscaping to put in, which is enormously expensive, too.And in the meantime, you're paying rent somewhere else.  

The apartment building I rented out as the resident manager, had the manager's apt on the first floor corner of 2 busy streets and the building was right up against the sidewalk. 

You cannot block doorways, egress, etc.The bigger and brighter the sign, and easier to read from the sidewalk, the better.  

Luckily it didn't hit the house, but it caused some damage to the sidewalk/railing.

Hello, I need some recommendations on what to do with the landscaping for the area between the sidewalk and street of a new rental I'm acquiring in Salt Lake City, SLC, Utah, UT.

After Hurricane Sandy passed, the insurance companies sent out their field inspectors to point out things like cracks in sidewalks, mortar joints on brick not being completely filled, wood trim needing paint, etc.

For civil I'm good with getting the rough grading to where it needs to be and ensuring that the sidewalks throughout the site are ADA accessible but any more than that I want a civil involved.

You will see tree lined streets where the sidewalk and roads are totally redone and you will see streets where there are one 1 or 2 vacant homes on the whole block.. 

We decided to take our time, do some fix up, pay down debt, and wait until the city does an update project with sidewalks and bike lanes.

It has a common area, a large yard, and sidewalks.