(if not in a ROTH, you could still control how much you withdraw while it still compounds tax free)To make that same 75K on after tax income in retirement while having it in taxed accounts you would have need to have earned a 20% return up until retirement order to have about a 940K nest egg so that that same 12% return in retirement would net the same amount after taxes. 

Same as with flooring, they say $599/install but if your flooring needs prep, a little bow, or anything, they skyrocket the price, in short, they are playing the odds that your project will have upcharges but you are desperate to get your job done.

Tenants A&B = 15*2 = 30 tenant daysTenant C: 1*10 = 10 tenant daysUnit 2: 1 tenant (tenant D), lived there 30 days  1x30 = 30 tenant daysBuilding Total:Total tenant days: 30+10+30 = 70 tenant daysWater bill: $100Amounts owed:Tenant A&B owes: $100* (30/70)  = 42.85Tenant C owes: $100*(10/70) = 14.29Tenant D owes: $100*(30/70) = 42.85And to double check: 42.85+14.29+42.85 = 99.99..

Yes, you can use a self leveling  compound to make the floor ready for glue down.

Try to have one loan incurring one simple compound interest rate for the longest term possible.

I have also heard (not sure if true) that some bank compound interests twice a month and that making two payments a month would significantly decrease the overall amount of interest paid over the life of the mortgage.

It is unfortunate but most tenant issues of this nature are caused or at the very lease compounded by the landlord.

The one constant across investors that don't do much business is that they want to know property performance up front before they offer...here's the kicker...99% of everything you put into your analysis before you verify is an assumption....compound this with the fact that almost nobody posts their actual operating performance numbers after they close and operate their property... 

9 - Can your Paper/SM investments compound the returns from the same $100k?

Moreover, garage walls are bowing on 2 sides and it almost looks like the walls are sliding off the concrete block.