If you don’t have a set amount, then you’ll have to add up the expected costs as you go.With a vision and budget in hand, it is now time to list out what needs to be done to transform your current exterior to the one you have pictured in your head.

I’m sure you are aware of the incredible transformation that is happening in Ybor/Channelside area and development is still underway.

Zillows will transform the industry to the point you won't need to a Realtor any more. 

There's an area that Is in the process of being transformed by investors from a poor inner city to flipped homes for professionals.

Cambridge, where I reside, has long been the ugly step child to the otherwise of Cambridge - Harvard Sq - but it has since gone through an incredible transformation.

Engineering will transform how we build, dwell, and coexist.

My Wife and I are beginners, no prior REI experience, however we love the idea of being able to transform lives through real estate. we're looking forward to buying & rehabbing homes in college towns. 

I am most excited by the idea of wealth creation along with the opportunity to positively transform many of the down trodden areas in many pockets of the region. 

Hopefully our refinance will close this week and we’ll have 45k leftover after the renovation debts are paid.So with this 45k my question is, should I use the money to renovate my basement, or buy a new house with these low interest rates.I have plans to renovate my basement, transforming it into 3 beds and a bath, it would be apart of the 1st floor unit.

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