So I amend my original response that the 150’ max expansion applies for a JADU or an ADU built into existing structure that does not meet the ADU setback requirements.  

What I'd like to see is an expansion of a Section 8 program which is too rarely used where tenants are subsidized to buy houses rather than rent them.  

Which many real estate experts claim is the best time for investors to buy and hold onto until the market rebounds.With the Panama Canal reporting record income and numerous infrastructure projects in the works (like a 2nd Metro Subway line in Panama City) along with highways and the main airport expansion; the market should rebound in a year or two.

Depending on which article you read, there is between $26B and $30B under construction.In ConclusionWhile nothing is guaranteed, the combination of population growth and limited land for expansion virtually assures that prices and rents will continue to increase.Thanks for reading my post.

fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR1xMWkQcObAajE2Jnm-MvgzUzmtBFZ1DsJfmpng54xOTFdQhD4ILA3skgE_aem_dq00HGIkgh6rlSf94ILsuQ2—Several multi-million dollar expansion projects are happening in Grand Rapids right now, which will continue to drive the need for housing and purchase value up. 

@Joseph Catalano this is exactly the type of process my partner and I are attempting to articulate in the next phase of our business plan In order to maximize our network expansIon.

Unfortunately increase consumer spending and business expansion really rests on the upcoming election.

The BRRRR method could potentially allow for quicker expansion by leveraging equity to buy more properties.

If I follow your second statement, are you saying that instead of continuously pulling equity out of the existing portfolio to fund expansion that you would grow to 6-7 houses and then consciously shrink the portfolio down to 5 with much higher equity levels (potential upscaling the quality of the houses in the process)?

There is demand for this type of housing, and buyer-landlords can achieve a decent return on investment with new properties while benefiting from long-term appreciation.While Worcester may not offer the vast expanses of land seen in other cities, thoughtful development and strategic investment in Build to Rent projects can meet the needs of residents and provide solid returns for investors.