Purchase price: $60,000 Cash invested: $66,000 Sale price: $197,000 Transformed and Trendy!

The transformation that took place in neighborhoods like the Short North and Franklinton are amazing, to say the least. 

"Zillow is transforming the way people sell and buy homes.

Especially in transforming neighborhoods. 

Backyard is going through transformations now .

so i’m looking to do the same, also in the new stages of investing . i’m actually putting together a vision and outline of a new real estate investor/ entrepreneur meet up that will be a great networking group but also geared towards mindset shifts (for example poverty mindset to abundance mindset) and foundational things that will transform a small venture based on small mindedness to a large scale venture . so yeah if your interested in being apart of that, that would be awesome. i’ll be sending out a post on here with mention to omaha investors , so keep an eye out for that. also idk if your already apart of the REIA omaha facebook group and also the “omaha real estate meet up” group on there , good connections and meet ups as well -Troy Devine

There is about 1,000 lineal feet of water and sewer lines to be run, electric to be dragged (along with additional transformers installed), curb/gutter, and asphalt roads to install.

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I'm a DIY guy who likes to stay active with projects and for me, real estate is not only appealing as a more secure investment, but it is also gratifying to transform a property and maximize its potential, while receiving income.

Sometimes it's hard for people to visualize how a space can be transformed when it's in shell condition.