I see momentum in the greater Northwest Indiana due to tax refugees from Chicago and/or Illinois.  

Modesto is getting refugees from the SF bay area housing / rental crisis.

We’re located in Charlotte and I’ve had several requests from refugees in the Ukraine war, some Russian, most from Ukraine.

This 1.3 million immigrants is broken down into 4 categories, Economic, Family, Refugee and Protected Persons, Humanitarian and Other.

Goliath was a Palestinian.

With the words concerns like "view sheds",  "water security" and "climate refugees" becoming a more prevalent force in the lexicon I see the new forest plan as a key part of my investment strategy and one I use to guide clients in their land search. 

If I didn't already live in Indianapolis and have access to plenty of deals, I would consider investing in Hammond, Merrillville, Crown Point, or any of the smaller towns the ex-Chicago refugees are migrating too.

The only mention of occupancy that I could find was an archived memo from 10 years ago, with a nebulous statement about how "generally, three non-relatives is okay," or something along those lines.I'm currently living in a 3BR SFH with three other people; my landlord says there is zero guidance and occupancy is not something that is ever enforced, even during her previous appearances in eviction court.This is mind-blowing to me, as a refugee from another college town with absurd anti-landlord & anti-AirBnB rules (cough, cough Auburn, AL).

I'm just blessed that we made it to Florida as we're Californian refugees :D.

I work with my local refugee resettlement agencies.