One of our offices is on a dirt road, the others are in town.

Dirt roads are very common in my area. I lived on them for over 20 years. At two different locations. Now I've moved again and I have paved roads around me. 

Captain Wayne,

I would have to drive a good hour from here to even find one!

I dont, but seem to drive on them every day as i list and sell in the rural areas of NH.  Ill take dirt over mud any day

If, it's anything like Martin County, when and if they pave it, they will likely asses you with the cost of the paving.

We have a few homes on them.

I do not live on a dirt road, however, there is 1 small dirt road in my town. It is in such poor condition, it is like driving with moguls. 

We don't have any dirt roads and very few gravel roads in our area.

No, Captain Wayne, but I have friends that do...it sure kicks up alot of dust, but then again, sometimes you have to drive down those aweful roads to get to some beautiful Country! There's a pay-out...somewhat.

if you included my dogs mud room... yes. we lived on a dirt road that we added gravel too... and had to add more each fall... but that doesnt really qualify does it

There are no dirt roads in our neighborhood.

I don't I live in a gated community and with our HOA fees the roads better be paved!

We have neighbors that do. Lots of agricultural land here on Kauai and plenty of dirt or dirt and gravel roads.

nope

Captain Wayne - Rowlett Real Estate School - Since you didn't put any qualifiers on your question, yes. My wife and I have a beach house that is on a dirt road. The entire community of several hundred homes is off a regional paved highway in Algarrobo, CHILE. It gets dusty, but we love it because it brings tranquility - people have to drive slower and non-residents avoid it. 

Thank goodness, no.  I drive on some of them somethings and they drive me crazy.  And, they are terrible in snow/ice.