Clearly the setbacks and zoning for structures will have to be approved but what about tiny houses, driveways, fencing options or anything that would fall on the property line...

I’m a Realtor living and working in a tiny town with super expensive real estate with less than 10k homes total.

Stupidity like this might be why your company has such a tiny sliver of the Cleveland market share.

I purchased a property several years ago at auction however, I happened to know that the property was in great shape (and I did pay a tiny premium to win the bid).

And financially that is pretty wasteful, most consumers will just rent a 3 bedroom apartment for half your price and then buy a house as quickly as possible.The rental market looks like a bell shape with standard deviation and you are on the far right end; so the issue is that you have a tiny market of very, very few people who are looking to spend that much on rent.

Buyers are a lot more educated than sellers just by the quantity of listings they look at for months - they get typically VERY good understaning value in their particular taregt segement.

Idk - the older I get the more I prefer quality over quantity - this leads me to quality luxury on a beach over the section 8 quantity.

I say the # of reviews b/c quantity shows longevity.

Write your rehab scope with no room for interpretation.Every line should state:• Task• Material• Quantity• Location• StandardAmbiguity is what drains budgets.

Zoning CheckEspecially important for tiny homes, cabins, RV use, short-term rentals, or off-grid builds.4.