I’ve been seeing people post about the South Bend, Indiana real estate market and have become interested after doing some research.

In August 2020, I took on what seemed like a great deal—a three-family property in Manchester.

Existing security deposits are unaffected here, but we are no longer allowed to collect more than one month's rent in deposits and fees. 

Some of my rentals are grandfathered in, but are in areas where re-building would no longer be permitted. 

I am thinking of house hacking through the use of an ADU since I live in a more expensive area than most.

There are still plenty of neighborhoods where you buy small multi-family in that price range.

Instead of leaving equity tied up in the property, you can refinance and put that money to work on your next investment.Advantages:Leverage: You’re using borrowed money to increase your purchasing power.Long-term Wealth: By holding rental properties, you benefit from appreciation, passive income, and tax advantages.Scalability: The ability to keep reinvesting capital makes it easier to scale compared to traditional buy-and-hold methods.Is BRRR Right for You?

May I ask what your challenges are in the Midwest that you aren't experiencing in Utah?

I'm in the program and it's been extremely helpful.

I have a home in escrow right now and it’s perfect for sober living because of the area and how the house is set up.