And if you converting to 3 units or more they may have you install fire suppression system (sprinkler system) that may be very costly. 

I guess the size of the lot might suppress the value, so I should adjust my estimated appraisal value to $225,000+?

Also, it has a massive attached 3-car garage.The 2nd floor has a 900sqft living space with 3 small "bedrooms" that is generally very nice; crown molding, ceiling medallions, mantels, typical 19th century City charm.

So far they work like a charm.

To keep the "charm" of the older building I kept the older- less securable wood doors. 

Pursuing my first home purchase, a charming 2-family farmhouse with strong short-term rental potential in an area with reliable full-time renters.

Unfortunately unless you're willing to file a complaint or suit and it comes out in the discovery phase i doubt you'll ever know for sure.as far as your next steps i think you should approach the broker and let them know you'd still like your offer submitted but approach it with honey not vinegar even though you may feel understandably slighted. just try some smooth talk and charm.

I have a 18000 BTU minisplit system and works like a charm. 

Hello all,I found another prospect for my first property…77K for a Brick end-townhome without HOA from 1986. 1200 SQFT, Fenced in yard, Little balcony, 2 bed, 1.5 bath. With a very good location right of the interstat...

I have never heard of caulk+"water mix"...I think you're talking about the old trick of mixing Elmer's Glue-All and Durham's Wood Putty or plain old sawdust, which does work like a charm in small applications like this, usually on paint-grade trim projects or very minor wood filler applications in unfinished solid hardwood flooring before finishing in place.1/3 in. plywood over everything?