If not I really love the idea of creating huge wealth by transforming a whole area.

I am not aware of any other city in america that has gone through a more positive transformation then Cleveland, simply booming.   

The other two...yeah, not so much.My point is, if you really have the right kid, he's going to be bright and motivated to succeed enough to see the value of what you're handing him, and it's going to be a transformative experience.For many of us here on this site, it was reading Rich Dad, Poor Dad that lit a fire under us.

https://www.wdrb.com/news/phase-one-of-million-bee...Change is a foot! Instead of being a leech of city resources this is going to become a fixture to our community!! 

Pretty unbelievable to see Philly mentioned amongst those cities but seeing the transformation of 19123 & 19125 over the past decade, it makes sense. 

Resurfaced the countertops with Rustoleum Transformations (turned out pretty good!).

One of the things that transformed my business when I was a new agent was marketing to my sphere and actively asking them for referrals.  

Clearly, it demonstrates your ability to initially transform a bad situation and coupled with that you showed your tenacity, decisiveness, ability to execute an action plan and being sequentially rewarded along the way with higher sales prices.

My mother handed me Rich Dad Poor Dad in 2000, when I was only 14, from then on I always new that the proverbial rat race wouldn't suit me well, and in many ways it transformed my financial acumen moving me from a non-investor to a passive investor at a very young age.

Incredible transformation!