lots of good people to connect with. anything related to new construction please reach out. we focus on the downtown and downtown adjacent markets where price per square foot is some of the highest in all of central ohio.

Anyone in the biz should know their price per square foot: Flooring, painting, sheetrocking, tile, they should all have a price per square foot that they can tell you. 

Also, You can try wholesaling since your interested in real estate- this is probally the best option IMO since it will help you get your foot in the door of real estate investing with a low cost of entryThese are just a few options I can think of at the top of my hand.

On the resale' an appraisal gives a value of 40-45k for an ADU, versus a duplex conversion you will get full value of each square foot.

So I always say when it is personal, get with your agent and come up with your best foot forward  

Bingo, you nailed it on the head. 

Here in Oregon the beginning of the year (Jan/Feb/March) foot traffic typically slows down considerably.

Your listing for a new property sets the stage for building momentum and positive reviews, put your best foot forward with the actual furniture and decor.

Think of it as starting a relationship on the right foot – honesty goes a long way!

I bought a 6,000 square foot building on main street in a small town for $120,000 with a 1.9% interest rate, and in the next 3 years it will net $3,000/mo up from $1,000/mo today.