In contrast, "deals" are what you create from buying at no more than valuation and then transforming the current scenario. 

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Oceanside has gone thru a huge transformation in the last 12 years .

Grocery stores by themselves are not going to transform a neighborhood, especially if they are just small mom and pop stores.

From the remodeled Kitchen, to the bathrooms, to the 1985 Sq Ft of Luxury Vinyl Floors, and New paint this completely transformed the property.

From the remodeled Kitchen, to the bathrooms, to the 1985 Sq Ft of Luxury Vinyl Floors, and New paint this completely transformed the property.

Love the ones that have the biggest transformations.

I had been managing flips for others and love the transformation that takes place.

Purchase price: $80,000 Cash invested: $27,000 Sale price: $129,000 Amazing transformation on this diamond in the rough.

Painting, new floors, and shiny appliances are vital, but where can you truly transform a property into something more valuable?