I used to be totally gung ho about taking foreveer to pay your mortgage off and investing the money elsewhere instead of merely paying off the loan and saving yourself whatever interest you're paying.Then I read a course by John Cummuta called Transforming Debt into Wealth (and no, I'm not selling it) and it totally changed the way I look at the idea of paying off debt.

I definitely know what you mean when you say that the area has transformed drastically over the years!

Why Real Estate, that is very simple to, I love transforming something that is ugly to something that is beautiful.

Thankfully, I found BP since then, and my world has been transformed.  

As most of you know, our newsletter has undergone various transformations over the past months/years.

What I do hear from clients and investors frequently is that they purchased XYZ Program, usually under the pretense that it will be life-changing, transformative information (or because it is branded with the name of a successful investor) and found themselves feeling "buyer's remorse."

I think the areas are too large to really see a transformation.

I transformed it into a showcase and it sold in seven days flat.

Someone help me understand.After they get an eviction on their record, they can get government assistance, but no other decent landlord will ever rent to them again.Is government assistance that good that it would transform someone into a perma deadbeat?

Once funds transferred the joint venture immediately transformed into a bad movie!