The #1 thing needed is the right contractor for a smooth process 

Would there be any complications with the addition of more bedrooms or would the process run just as smoothly as a normal 3 bedroom home?

Might be an easy transition for you actually.

They communicated well throughout the process, answered all my questions, and made everything feel smooth and straightforward.

I recently transitioned to being fully 1099, and I was under the impression that the income would be reported under me personally rather than through my business.

If that is the case, you have to use a special primer to let you transition from oil to latex.

It’s not always smooth—refinancing timelines can be tricky and appraisals don’t always come back as expected—but overall, it’s helped me scale without constantly needing new money.

The clients I work with aren’t just looking to "buy a house"; they’re building out passive income strategies, diversifying geographically, and often transitioning from high-income W-2 jobs into full-time investing.So, I totally get the skepticism - this space is full of buzzwords and self-proclaimed “gurus.”

I’m a construction professional transitioning into full-time investing with a goal of scaling to 500+ multifamily units over the next few years, primarily in the Southeast.

My long-term goal is to transition out of the medical field and into real estate investing full-time, but I’m unsure which path to take next.