I used the BP Rehab Estimator to come to the total BUT I think I may have been "compounding conservatism" that is to say that I overestimated how much each line item would cost, then I added in a 20% "unforeseen expenses" line item as a safety net.

In this case, just let the cash flow from these properties, coupled with any savings you make in your personal life/job/business compound, and keep buying paid off properties.

Every time I do a DSCR based loan on a condo I just get so bummed out to see how much people are cutting the HOA every month and doing the math on what it compounds to over the life of the investment. 

It's compounding effect of multiple strategies, multiple actions, repeated with regularity and persistence.It is about building a pipeline BUT every foot of pipe laid requires regular maintenance or else it disintegrates into nothing and is gone.

If you put $100k in the stock market and got 7% after 5 years (compounded) you would have $140,255 (note all numbers shown are pretax)If you were to buy 4 houses for $100k each and put $25k down and finance $75k.

because you get to pass on the wealth that you were able to create and Whole Life insurance policies work with compound interest the same way that your IRA account does. 

With compounded interest you will earn a far greater return and not have the liability associated with owning additional brick and mortar.

Considering compounding, you would have to double your $350K about 4 times: $350K, $700K, $1.4M, $2.8M, $5.6M. 

As being a flooring contractor you can go to Lowes, home Depot any box store and find feathering compounds to fill in the grout joints. depending on the grout joint size and depth you may need to put 2 coats down on the floor, between each coat us a scaper and knock down any high spots and repeat the processes.

Financing a property right now in Broken Bow with actual booking history that's definitely performing quite well!