I am most interested in doing a few flips first to build some capital and then transitioning to the BRRRR strategy.

General Advice: For those who have successfully transitioned from a W-2 income to full-time real estate investing, what were your key steps?

I spent so much time getting tenants for the property, and getting them moved in, that I am now curious how to transition my efforts to a fully occupied property.

You also have bank statement loans where they use 12 or 24 months gross deposits of a personal or business checking account.Buying a primary home is the fastest and less expensive on the pockets to then transition into a rental in as little as 6-12 months.

If it's a 30-60-90 day lease, maybe you can make a case that a family in transition might pay up to get by for a short time.

If you are good at transitioning tenants and doing a quick turnover and it'll be easy to get another tenant, then you should be more aggressive with the rent raising.

@Katie P.It seems that Quest is exiting the Solo 401(k) line of business.The company SEPiraK provided software for Solo 401(k) recordkeeping to Quest.I understand they are planning to to offer recordkeeping and plan document maintenance services to Quest clients with no cost to transition.

It's 2100 sq feet, two entrances, back deck and front deck, 10 minute walk to public transit. 

What are some of the challenges or opportunities you see in making the transition from contractor to investor?

What are some of the challenges or opportunities you see in making the transition from contractor to investor?