Talk about a transformation!!

In the old days, the barriers to entry for securities trading were high (think brokerage commissions) whereas in real estate there was this allure of the no money down "creative" deal that could transform a penniless person living under an overpass into a mogul with a yacht, big house and scores of bikini babes (yes, the marketing was mainly to a male audience back then and still for the most part today though that seems to be changing a bit). 

Hi @Ashley Ramirez,I would suggest you getting the Profit First - Profit First: Transform Your Business from a Cash-Eating Monster to a Money-Making Machine. 

I visit Warm Lake, Idaho every year (2.5 hrs north of Boise) and have seen Boise transformed over the last 25+ years.

The transformation taking place is incredible and I’ve been buying buying buying. 

I can’t speak for Denver but Seattle has transformed into a city I don’t want to visit. 3) Universal Basic income will simply redistribute wealth.

:at this rate, he'll soon be taking visitations and conjugal visits in the pen. it's actually a pretty good side hustle there. he'd still be able to cash flow and, once out, get a book deal and/or start some sort of a transformation series podcast + new biz focusing on reformed RE scam artists that are trying to do good for their communities...   

Cape Corals' long term plan is pretty exciting for existing residents and new transplants, I'm looking forward to being a part of the transformation.     

We take dilapidated homes and transform them into clean, safe, live-able spaces that create homes for people who either cannot afford a home or chooses to rent.

Almost finished transforming raised bungalow to duplex with separate entrance to the basement.