On top of what I've already said another obvious reward was seeing each room transform one by one and knowing you were responsible for the change.

I just transformed this currency sitting there into a house, if I need it back later once I get more established I can get currency back via a refi or a sell or rent it. 

Can you just imagine the review if someone put that a bad experience transformed into a glowing review?

I recently found a 2 bed/1 bath home selling for less than other comparable homes in the area, and upon entering the home, learned that with a few thousand dollar investment that it can easily be transformed into a 4 bed/1.5 bath home. 

had a terrible experience with a guy named ernie inzunza (works at Pancho's upholstery). anyways, i met a guy named glen who would eventually stay in one of my units (I live in cali) and help me transform my 4 unit complex. it had fallen out of escrow twice but finally sold at a price that i never thought id get. glen added about $60K worth of value for less than $15k. i paid him next to nothing and he was able to bring this property to life. $15k may seem like a fair price, but that's $15K for 5.5 months of working EVERY DAY (yes, that's how much work these units needed).

This home transformed from being the worst eye soar around the block to a record setting sale.

Nothing gives me more joy than to transform a home while providing a safe and comfortable environment for tenants. 

Some areas have transformed over the years and national tenants would want to possibly go into one of your spaces if a local vacates.

There's just something about finding a neglected property and transforming it into a beautiful family home that just does it for me.

I have seen some pretty dramatic transformation in that area by flippers that gets some deals from the MLS.