I love watching the transformation and putting you mark on something.

The area where It is, is developing very fast and transforming into a Warsaw’s downtown.

Total transformation of the market from rock-bottom lows to exceptional highs.2.

So drive leads to your website, and watch how this transform your business. 

I can't imagine buying a 1972 Ford Pinto (a very cheap economy car designed for fuel efficiency) and deciding that I wanted to transform it into a luxury sports car.

@Sean IllmanWhile I believe I understand the gist of your question, I'll through this out first just the same.Your downpayment is your equity in the property and is not something that rightfully needs to be repaid as your are not lending it, your are simply transforming it from cash into a piece of real property.That said, your question is really looking for the payback  - or, return if you will, on the capital you bring to the table to acquire and put the property into service.    

Greenville city also has a beautiful downtown with a waterfall and suspension bridge going across the river.The west end of Greenville city is going through a slow transformation and I think this would be a great place to invest.

The main thing that has changed with that is the Downtown Area due to the Open Window Project that is set to transform downtown Stockton over the next 5-10 years.Investors all the time are asking me if I know any up and coming areas that are set to really develop over the next decade, and downtown Stockton is the only area I know of set to have a $67.5 million first-phase of construction.

for a case study one simply needs to go to Charleston SC and cruise around the NW side of town in a historic rough area and see the transformations happening.. 

So they seen the transformation of the house and maybe in there mind they thought here is away to get more money.