If the goal is truly to replace W2 income, a more realistic approach would involve development related investments that have the potential to generate more meaningful cash flow.

What kind of tasks feel most natural to you right now?

I have the capacity to do ground-up development and have been considering multi-family projects, but land is really tough to come by right now.A few specific ideas I've been thinking about:1.

We encourage all our investors to budget for working with an experienced property manager as they can keep you compliant, handle the tasks you would prefer a professional do, take care of the maintenance and unit turns, and should add value with their service and experience.Buying a duplex and living in one unit or renting out rooms in a single family house is a good way to get started as it requires less down or look for a value add duplex you can refinance shortly after making improvements.We help investors do this in Michigan.To Your Success!

Hi everyone, I’m Rosa Watson, a property management professional focused on helping investors protect their assets, maximize cash flow, and remove the day-to-day stress of being a landlord.
I work primarily with rent...

With a renovation background, you’re already ahead, as pairing that with underwriting skills is what unlocks BRRRR and small development.

Today, I’m actively working on my first BRRRR deals in the Sacramento region, building strategic systems, and establishing the right professional team (contractors, property managers, lenders, and attorneys) to scale safely.My goals are to:•Build a portfolio of profitable, well-managed BRRRR properties•Develop long-term assets •Create a multigenerational legacy through smart financing, disciplined operations, and strong partnerships•Connect with investors, contractors, and professionals who value transparency, responsibility, and consistencyI’m here to learn, share my journey, and build relationships with people who take real estate investing seriously.

We considered building slightly under 750 sq ft (2bd/2ba) to avoid school fees ($4K), park development fees ($5,775). 

Our architectural firm is not a developer nor do not have the ability to take on "risk" like investors.

We’re also actively building strong relationships with financial partners to develop and complete upcoming projects, so there could be some great synergy.Feel free to reach out anytime, and best of luck as you build out Immophants Capital.