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Great work and very motivational, I enjoyed reading and seeing the transformation of the properties. 

In the book he talks about his transformation from working in real estate, to investing in real estate, to being a private lender, to owning notes.

In addition, I've confirmed with my Contractor, Home Inspector, Foundation / Pest, Sewer Lateral and Plumbing professionals (with estimates) that there are a great number of repairs necessary to transform this 100-year old building into a permitted and habitable one.

Pretty cool to see the transformation, gives me a sense of accomplishment.

I believe the ones that are good if they become underpaid they won't be able to provide the best service possible and the process of buying/selling a house will become tougher for the average person due to the lack of humanity.The whole digital transformation, it's a bit scary, if we lose the human factor, we will become robots as well.Just look at the kids with their iPad's...I think good agents are here to stay without dropping comisions.

And its impact will be transformative. 

I spend over $100k a year on mentoring for me and my business partner from a few different people and am extremely grateful for how it has transformed our business. 

It is not staged. most rehabbers feel like they are 'saving" money by not hiring a home stager to stage their empty homes before listing it, but truth is, they are losing a lot of money. a GREAT stager would have been able to solve that storage issue you mentioned by making the buyers see HOW even an external storage could fit well into that house. a stager can literally transform a house making the buyers see themselves living there as soon as they walk in.lastly, did you tell your agent how much you wanted the house to be listed for OR he/she told you the approximate listing price based on realistic comps pulled, and speaking with other realtors in that neigborhood?

We transformed the backyard into a beach backyard, we have a hot tub, fire pit, horseshoes, and a grill, making this the highlight of the home.