Model A1
- 462 sqft
- 1
- 1
Earn $2,000–$3,000/month.
Utilize land you already own
Add equity and rental income.
Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) are one of the smartest real estate plays in today’s market. Instead of buying a new property, investors are building rental units on land they already own—adding $2,000–$3,000 in monthly income, boosting property value, and unlocking new tax advantages. Whether you’re looking for long-term cashflow or want to increase the value of your portfolio, ADUs offer a faster, more flexible path to ROI.
Every unit shown here was designed for maximum ROI with durable finishes and smart layouts.
Total Cost: $280,350
Rental Income: 4,000/ month
Break Even: 6 Years
Total Cost: $354,870
Rental Income: 4,500 / month
Break Even: 6 Years
All of Our ADU Models Are Investor-Friendly and Built for Maximum Rental Potential
#1 Rated ADU Builder in Sacramento
Which one builds wealth faster, with less risk?
Buying Rental Property
ADUs
Zoning
✅ ADU-friendly California laws
❌ Competitive Market, Low Inventory
Maintenance
✅ New construction = fewer issues
❌ May Inherit Property Issues
Remodeling
✅ Brand new — no remodel needed
❌ Most rentals need upgrades
Financing
✅ Use property Equity
❌ Requires large down payment
Scalability
✅ Easier to replicate across properties you already own
❌ Capital-intensive to scale up
Speed to Start
✅ Build right away — no bidding wars
❌ Compete with buyers and rising prices
See Our Latest Builds for homeowners and investors
Use the land you already own to create a high-earning rental unit.
Everything You Need to Know About Building an ADU: Costs, Permits, Benefits, and More
Most ADUs in California earn between $1,500–$3,000/month, depending on location, size, and amenities.
Yes. Adding an ADU typically increases your property value by $100K–$200K+, depending on size and location.
Yes. Many investors use cash-out refinancing, HELOCs, or ADU-specific loans to fund the build.
Yes, depending on local ordinances. ADUs can be rented long-term, short-term, or to traveling professionals.
Yes! ADUs qualify for real estate depreciation, and you can also write off interest, maintenance, and construction costs — consult your CPA for details.
In most of California, you can build 1 full-size ADU and 1 Junior ADU (JADU) on a single-family property. You can split the 1,200 sq ft however you like — for example, two detached units at 600 sq ft each, or an 800 sq ft ADU and a 400 sq ft JADU, depending on local zoning. Multi-family properties may qualify for multiple ADUs based on the number of existing units.
Yes! We offer a duplex-style ADU perfect for maximizing rental income, and all of our models can be customized for investment use. We also provide investor-focused interior packages designed for durability, style, and long-term ROI.
Absolutely. Many homeowners build ADUs to earn passive income while continuing to live on the property — it’s a great way to offset your mortgage.