My house is a 1,000 sq. ft. 3 bed, 1 bath, with a detached 1-1/2 car garage, partially finished basement with washer & dryer, updated kitchen, and deck off of the rear.

Hi all, I currently have one real estate property in Cleveland Ohio (purchased in 2019) but have largely been out of the real estate game since COVID reared it's ugly head.

As this was a conversion to condo's there are actually 6 electrical meters (1 master) and 5 gas and water meters.At the rear of the property there are also 3 garages and a small storage closet.The asking price was $252k for the 1 bedroom and $149k for each studio; total asking price was $699k. 

If it's a gravity feeder, such as the rear tray of a canon, it matters much less.

I recently completed a detached 2/2 ADU set at the rear of my property which is 135ft deep.

I remember many years ago, I inspected an R1 lot which had a main house, rear unit with commercial offices above, so I noted all the units on my inspection paperwork.

He moved his stuff out along with some of his mom's stuff and put it in the building, in the front, right by the door leaving a small path back to the rear of the building.Now,, why did he do that?

Depts and Bureaus of RE  are the law making agencies.None of the Ohio Dept. of RE citation cases (go read the actual cases) for "brokering without a license" include the activities of what I consider a typical "wholesale deal".  

I think that folks still have the 50% YOY appreciation and 100 offers in their rear view mirror as a comparison and clearly, today's market is substantially different. 

@Shanese Francis basically yes, but one never knows the actual timing of the market cycle (plus it varies for different markets, property types, etc.) until you’re looking through the rear view mirror ;)