The markets are so tight each approach (in that order) requires compounding levels of time and $$$.

I recently started using Innago as it allows for a daily compounding late fee. 

I have been learning about real estate investing for the past 2 years but recently I’ve started learning about the power of compound interest in the stock market.

The compounding effect of the deferred tax adds nicely to your monthly income. 

(A commission that should have been paid out of the retirement funds is allowed to stay in and compound.)Personally I would hire an unrelated brokerage and give up the couple percent.

I'm soon to be leasing the PA farmland to a solar company on a long-term lease (more yearly than my W2 job, and 3% escalator, compounding).With such an advantageous situation in PA, I want to be able to maximize my potential.

But, prove me wrong with a specific code saying otherwise, and I'll bow down.Just because a law isn't super specific, doesn't mean some weird interpretation should be inferred. 

Good to go if all goes well, but if not then interest compounds against you?

With $7-10m in liquidity, compound interest is all you need to play it safe and do well.

Spend some time to understand compounding and its implication on wealth building.