Corporations would happily see expansion of complicated government housing programs that freeze out small investors.

Also, if you're looking for a park that needs work and/or a turnaround project with room for expansion.

Another Indy development is going to include the Children's Museum and just under $30M there for expansions, but not as ready to go (yet) or in progress as 16 Tech area- worth watching however!

A few other things to keep in mind is that you will be responsible for maintenance of the common areas, like landscaping and snow removal.Also keep in mind that when you rent a SFH, you often have a renter who will take care of some issues themselves. 

Didn't want to be a downer, but I know that the ADU/MultiFamily thing was something we were looking at while we shopped for our first expansion property and it's tricky.

During the accumulation / expansion stage, I utilized all the reasonable long term, low fixed rate mortgages I could. 

The plan with this property was to make significant common area improvements, (common areas, landscaping, pool, area, business center) and renovate approx. half of the units (kitchens and baths) and sell the property.

I'm looking at replacing the roof, redoing bathrooms and kitchens, adding storage units, and updating the basement walls, also landscaping.

Looking to put in paver walkway, landscape rocks and a patch of dirt for my newly built ADU!

Since then, we've taken out the wall between the kitchen and living room, added in a fence in the backyard, landscaping the whole yard, and are in the middle of tiling the bathroom.