When Aaron Tawiah was laid off from his finance job in 2020, he knew he had to figure something out quickly. His wife, Ebonee, was pregnant with their first child, and bills would be due whether he was employed or not.
After talking it over, the couple decided it was time to “sink or swim” — to put their all into a real estate development dream they had envisioned years earlier.
Rather than ease in, the Tawaihs emptied their bank account and invested the $20,000 they had saved into what would be their first of many single-family fix-and-flip projects…