So I was wondering what account should I open if I want the highest interest to be compounded?

If you do a forcible eviction, it is such a blatant violation, you will probably be opening your wallet wide and pleading for mercy (and compounding the problems, possibly creating more serious problems).

They now earn 10% interest on their deposit and mathematically in 30 years due to compounding their deposit will grow to equal the purchase price of the house.

It only gets compounded when you're trying to fit multiple sales into one purchase and have to mesh that into the time constraints of the first sale.  

But if the rest of the plan is solid the 1031 exchange will allow you to harness the power of compound interest from the deferred taxes. 

So i have sorta brainstormed a few topics what do you guys think i should take away or add... sorta just going to do a data dumpI have labeled topics 1-3   1= basic   2=intermediate   3= advanced1-3 Property Management Absentee ownersShort term investors and the opportunities the miss and the opportunities they make for others1-3 Contractor's (bids)1 Bootstrapping1 The myth of real estate passive income1 My secret to massive upside Long horizon, value add mentality, “72” Bootstrapping, force down NOI via capex, property efficiency and systems1 Value Investor Mindset2-3 Managing tax liability1 Service and Hospitality (or business partners with commercial tenants)1 Small improvements can lead to massive swings in NOI1 Lower rent and lower vacancies are more important than the ego boost from high rent with medium vacancy1 Strategy… why I prefer multifamily and other strategies2 Cape rate and property class2 NOI income and expense1-3 Add Value properties and mindset1 money is made when you buy… or lost1-2 Buying your first deal series (couple episodes)1 DRY POWDER (cash)1 “72” (compounding interest basics)1-2 Money is everywhere Mentality/ mindset episodes1-2 Financial literacy/ intelligence (mini series)1 Stop asking permission1 Positivity (mindset)1-2 CASHFLOW is KING!!!!!!

Two-eight touches to a response; 2.Mail three different types of mail; 3.Monday through Friday (no weekends); 4.Don’t back up your mail; 5.Stamps are better than Pitney Bowes metered mail. 6.Start. . .5.0The Phone / The Purchase5.1Phone ScriptsThere are numerous scrips that demonstrate what to say or do when people call the number on the postcards.

It's called compounding. 

My bow ra so t lay for it, but a easy we offer the information to the tenants, but we do require renters insurance on every tenant. 

Deceptive advertising has come under fire in most industries in recent years.In wholesaling it is compounded by the fact that desperate sellers are usually emotionally vulnerable.