It can be a very satisfying transformation but draining also.

I posted a follow-up in another thread on that a couple weeks later...Unfortunately (actually, fortunately), my business has seen some huge transformations over the past few months, and the majority of my time is focused around trying to keep my head above water and get my new business model automated and running smoothly.

I'm curious to see the transformation :)

Here is why.A group of investors with access to a very large amount of funds could transform the neighborhood back into a very desirable neighborhood for young first-time homebuyers.

AC was $220 to replace the transformer, and the stove was $370 to replace the digital display, and $90 to replace the lights.

Its on the East side of Austin, TX which is being transformed into the new "it" place to live.

I own a property in an area the is undergoing a lot of transformation.

That said, my exterior transformations are generally not that exciting.

I think if I can have one manager handle 140 units total (one is going through a full renovation/transformation) - you can see it on our website "The Avenue Apartments" that you probably could have one less manager and reduce payroll.Always remember that self management and understaffed properties can lose money by not maximizing rent/leases and lack quality customer service.  

I look forward to the growth and transformation that is to come through all that I receive here.