@David VanSant- Years ago I lived in Beaverton, Oregon and have now heard of all the transformations in Portland and its surrounding areas.

Detroit stood out as an unexpected frontrunner, registering the highest year-over-year home price growth among the metro areas analyzed in the report and surpassing Miami for the first time in 16 months.Detroit has transformed into a metro area, gaining popularity as an affordable destination for higher-tier housing.

The real estate is located on an extremely busy corner of a prime avenue with a huge parking lot right across the street, the immediate area has a lot of hot real estate deals taking place at the moment, there will be a complete transformation to this area with investment and new business in the next 5 years.

I enjoy working to improve properties an seeing how I can transform them.

The North Metro REIA has changed ownership in the last couple of months so it will be interesting to see how that transforms.

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

Holy cow, what a transformation in a short time.Prices seem to still be low, and some of the are still looks a bit rough.

Here's the picture:Our church, Gilbert SDA church in the Phoenix area, is looking at a house to buy in a county island that we will transform into our church home over time.

Woodstock has been hot for awhile now.Vancouver is going through a transformation and the entire downtown is about to get a new waterfront district.

Ways to achieve this equity include purchasing below retail, rehabbing, or more extreme transformations.