@Harold Robinson Very nice transformation. 

Get one of those rustoleum cabinet transformation kits; cost is $70.

Other neighborhoods in the City have transformed in similar ways and it seems like there is a trend whereby a few years after a neighborhood starts to become safe and desirable, the City will drastically increase the property assessments.

Our economic reality is that the majority of Americans have no savings and only put aside a very small fraction of their paycheck in the belief that nothing really bad could possibly happen to them, that stability is an integral part of the society they live in.My own life experience has been that things can change drastically very, very quickly.A large part of that has been watching economic developments in the country of my birth, Greece, where I lived for seven years from 2000-2007 as an adult and got my start in residential renovation, From 2008 to the present day, I have watched the country transform into a begging pauper-state wholly in thrall to its financial overlords.

It would have been cheaper for us to put up a big modern box in the lot, however, we want to keep the integrity of the neighborhood, and transform a house from a safety hazard to a bright spot in the neighborhood.  

HID lights naturally him because of the transformer inside them.

Over the past few years, I have seen Philadelphia transform DRAMATICALLY.

Get familiar with Philly and how neighbourhoods are transforming.

We are so fortunate to live in America and have so many opportunities than the rest of the world.I think the faster you realize that your circumstance can always be worst and there is no one else to blame but yourself is when the real transformation can begin. 

The transformation occurs when someone sticks with buying notes and refining their systems until their portfolio is mostly performing.