John M Bissman | Realtor, Keller Williams Advisors Realty

John M Bissman is a licensed real estate agent with Keller Williams Advisors Realty in Lebanon, and a member of Dayton REALTORS®.
Recent Sales ActivityOver the period since March 2026, MLS records show John on 22 closed sales (22 as the listing agent, 0 representing the buyer), about $8,868,421 in total sales volume. Most active in Lebanon, Turtlecreek Township, Waynesville, Clearcreek Township, Washington Township and Union Township.
Dayton Report Leaderboards1st in Turtlecreek Township (4 sales)4th in Lebanon (7 sales)4th in Waynesville (2 sales)10th in Clearcreek Township (2 sales)
Overview
John M. Bissman sells homes through Keller Williams Advisors Realty, and his recent record is concentrated in Warren County and the surrounding communities along the southern edge of the Dayton market. Since March 2026 he has closed 22 sales worth a combined $8,868,421. Every one of those closings was on the listing side, which points to a practice built around representing sellers.
His activity is centered on Lebanon, where he has closed seven sales, and it extends to townships and cities across Warren, Greene, Montgomery and neighboring counties. He leads a group called the John Bissman Home Sales Team, which describes its territory as the Cincinnati and Dayton markets. He lists English and German as languages he speaks, and a luxury specialty appears on his Keller Williams profile.
The sales record in numbers
Across 22 closed sales, Bissman’s prices ran from $150,000 to $900,000, with a median of $379,500. That range covers entry-level and mid-market homes as well as a handful of higher-priced properties, and it works out to an average sale of about $403,000.
His listings took a median of 52 days to sell and closed at a median of 96.6% of list price. Five of the 22 listings, roughly one in four, sold at or above the asking price. For a seller, those figures describe a market in which most homes sell within a few percentage points of list after a little under two months.
The mix of property types is varied. None of the sales was new construction, so his work is in existing homes. About 36% of his sales were renovated properties, a share that suggests regular work with houses that have been updated before or during marketing. He also closed two multifamily sales, a small but notable part of the total.
Where he works
Lebanon is the center of his business, with 7 sales. His median sale price there was $370,000, against an area median of $360,000, so his work sits close to the middle of the local market.
Turtlecreek Township is next with 4 sales and a median of $451,495, compared with an area median of $500,000. In Clearcreek Township he closed two sales at a median of $294,716, while the township’s median is $639,900, so his sales there came in at the more accessible end of that market. Waynesville also produced two sales, at a median of $300,000 against an area median of $415,000.
In Washington Township he closed two sales at a median of $437,500, a little above the $400,000 area median. Single sales rounded out the picture in Union Township ($150,000, versus an area median of $349,000), Kettering ($410,000, versus $256,000), Centerville ($348,000, versus $335,000), Harlan Township and Xenia Township.
Taken together, the spread shows a practice anchored in Warren County that reaches into Montgomery and Greene counties when the work calls for it. He recorded no sales in the city of Dayton or in West Dayton during this period.
Background and credentials
Bissman holds an Ohio real estate license, and his Keller Williams profile identifies him as a REALTOR and team leader. He says he co-founded a team with Jerry Marks that included both full-time and part-time agents. Public agent profiles list his experience at between 12 and 17 years, and one lists specialties in buyer representation, listing, relocation and consulting.
On his own land-focused Keller Williams page, he describes himself as the leading KW Land agent in the region, and another agent directory describes a specialty in residential land. Both statements are his or his profiles’ own descriptions rather than independently measured rankings.
One agent profile credits him with the Cincinnati Board of Realtors Circle of Excellence award for each year from 2014 through 2023. He has served on the Keller Williams Pinnacle Group agent leadership council and as its technology chair.
Outside his sales work, Bissman is a co-host of The Lebanon Star, a local podcast, alongside former Lebanon Mayor Amy Brewer. His profile also lists board service with Lebanon Christian Schools and A Child’s Hope International.
How he compares locally
In the area rankings Dayton Report compiles from MLS closings since March 2026, Bissman’s strongest position is in Turtlecreek Township, where his four sales put him first. In Lebanon, his seven sales rank fourth, and in Waynesville his two sales also place him fourth. In Clearcreek Township he ranks tenth with two sales.
The pattern is consistent with a practice that is deepest in Lebanon and the townships around it. Those are relatively small markets, so a few closings can move an agent a long way up the list, and his seven Lebanon sales alone represent nearly a third of his total activity.
For sellers in these communities, the figures offer a practical picture: a track record that includes listings priced near local medians, a typical time to sale of under two months, and a median sale-to-list ratio of 96.6%.
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