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House hacking is buying a home and using part of the property to generate income. This could mean renting a basement ADU, detached ADU, bedrooms, or units in a duplex, triplex, or fourplex.

An ADU (Accessory Dwelling Unit) is a separate living space located on the same property as a primary home. It typically has its own kitchen, bathroom, living space, and entrance.One of the most common types of ADUs in Utah is a single-family home with a basement apartment. ADUs can also be attached to the home, built above a garage, or constructed as a detached unit in the backyard.

We do everything you’d expect from a great residential real estate agent—helping you buy, sell, negotiate, and navigate the entire transaction. But Homelord is different. Our agents have real house-hacking experience, and every house-hack client gets access to the Homelord System™—a process built specifically for buying a home that can generate income.That includes our ADU Property Audit to evaluate rental potential and legality, Income Blueprint to understand the numbers before you buy, Landlord Launch to help you confidently rent and manage your property, and Wealth Blueprint to create a plan for what comes next.

Every property is different, but we commonly see house hackers offset their mortgage by $1,000–$2,000+ per month, with many of our clients landing around $1,500 per month. That can mean $18,000 a year toward your housing costs—just by choosing the right home and strategy.

That’s part of the secret sauce behind the Homelord System. We’ve developed our own process for helping clients navigate ADU legality and avoid costly surprises. Our clients get the benefit—we keep the recipe to ourselves.

That's where Homelord is different. We don't disappear after closing. Our Landlord Launch resources help you prepare the rental, find and screen tenants, create systems, and confidently manage your new property.