See how homeowners are using a backyard home to capitalize on their property to build wealth and secure their financial futures.
Modern 1-Bedroom
Farmhouse in
Los Angeles
Stephanie was new to real estate investing and wanted a less risky way of generating passive income than fixing and flipping houses. When she learned that she could make money from the property she already owns, she realized building a backyard home was for her.
Modern 1-Bedroom in Culver City
Andrea’s disabled adult son qualified for 24-hour care if he had a place of his own. She decided to build an ADU, instead of renting an apartment to avoid annual rent increases.
Modern 2-Story 2-Bedroom in
Los Angeles
Even though Kathy has done everything right to prepare for retirement, she wanted to further secure her financial future by investing in real estate that would generate a passive income.
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Stephanie was new to real estate investing and wanted a less risky way of generating passive income than fixing and flipping houses. When she learned that she could make money from the property she already owns, she realized building a backyard home was for her.
Modern 1-Bedroom in Culver City
Andrea’s disabled adult son qualified for 24-hour care if he had a place of his own. She decided to build an ADU, instead of renting an apartment to avoid annual rent increases.
Modern 2-Story 2-Bedroom in
Los Angeles
Even though Kathy has done everything right to prepare for retirement, she wanted to further secure her financial future by investing in real estate that would generate a passive income.
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Garagify specializes in the design, permitting, and construction of backyard homes, in-law homes, casitas, granny flats, and accessory dwelling units (ADUs).
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Certificate in Construction Management, UCLA
Garagify specializes in the design, permitting, and construction of backyard homes, in-law homes, casitas, granny flats, and accessory dwelling units (ADUs).
