not necessarily, I personally don't feel like it effects anything. some of the better deals, might fly of the MLS faster due to a quick observation, and knowledge of that area. but I've found good deals in our twin cities market, that have spent over 50 DOM. if they've been on the market for that long, you can usually negotiate the price more in your favor.your best bet to finding a deal, work a few late nights, put a list together of homes you're interested in, and mail the owners directly.utilize your broker/agent they're a free resource for you!

I do observe the die-hards in Churning, though, to see if a bonus pops up that would fit our needs.

I took over portions and was able to observe the execution first hand while I was still earning on my investment.

Observe when the slow times are and make sure you are priced right.

@Nick Shuber  Interpreting your statement leads me to several observations:1.

We may conduct additional inspections if we observe or suspect lease violations associated with your Rental Unit.

I agree that your observation is a possibility.

The trend I have observed is that it may not always add dollar for dollar on their exit in regards to sqft in reference to other non ADU comps, but has been close enough that they are adding this to their criteria and strategy.  

I'm also consuming as much data as I can around rates, inflation, inventory, migration, etc.All that being said, to answer your question, the best strategy for me right now is to sit back and observe.

(A very broad statement and generalization based on my own observations).