A good operator can transform a break even or even negative property to a big winner, if it's in the right location.

I have come across a vacant residential lot that big time investor are planning to build a shopping center on a 150acre property and the vacant lot is a couple of blocks away from the 150acre the area would be considered a slightly rough area to live in but they are slowly transforming the area into a urban neighborhood (gentrify) with townhomes going up everyday and costing 400-600kProperty cost $120,000 for 2500sq 

Rithm At Uptown is part of an ambitious plan by the Tampa Innovation Partnership to transform the area around the University of South Florida's main campus into a major employment center and a hub for research and innovation.

It is part of a plan by Tampa Innovation Partnership to transform the area into a major employment center and a hub for research and innovation.

I became interested in investing in real estate is fascination from touring properties and imagining how to transform spaces, and build lives within them, how to increase property values through a few well chosen upgrades, tapping into the dream of having to earn a living doing what I naturally love to help others make smart real estate decisions.

I could add 400 sq ft by finishing the basement and transform to 4 bed.

Being an experienced property manager with a brother in construction who I can turn to for advice, I am able to GC the projects (as needed) and I'm completing repairs myself to save money wherever possible.My dilemma: While the seeing the physical transformations of our projects has been extremely gratifying, the process as a whole has been exhausting. 

Being an experienced property manager with a brother in construction who I can turn to for advice, I am able to GC the projects (as needed) and I'm completing repairs myself to save money wherever possible.My dilemma: While the seeing the physical transformations of our projects has been extremely gratifying, the process as a whole has been exhausting.

Being an experienced property manager with a brother in construction who I can turn to for advice, I am able to GC the projects (as needed) and I'm completing repairs myself to save money wherever possible.My dilemma: While the seeing the physical transformations of our projects has been extremely gratifying, the process as a whole has been exhausting.

Complete transformation of entire property and finished new structure from foundation to occupancy on tight timeline Lessons learned?