TaxesWhether your big goals this year are to reduce debt, increase income, compound your progress in building a legacy, or create more free time; taxes are going to play a big role in how easily you reach those goals.

If it doesn't work, and you don't hit a solid double with this property, you may compound your cash drain.

You've got a job so the growth you're compounding is going to grow very quickly.Maybe look at the your 1031s as an opportunity to consolidate into a min-max portfolio redistribution. 

(#don'tstopbelieving)"Who cares about the rules and calculators if the place if falling off a cliff or a basement wall is severely bowed or if the roof has a hole in it?

I've heard other experts like Rod Khlief say that it never makes sense to sell when you can refinance instead, keep your property, buy another one, and compound your cash flow.

You would add any unpaid amount to the principal balance each month and, if legal in your state, charge interest on that total.This, in effect, compounds your interest and enables you to automatically reinvest the small amounts of cash that would not be enough to fund another loan.

If that was true, with compounding the sf home would be worth multiples of what a duplex is, and that is not the case.

Use the power of compounding, and you'll be set for life.

Hello all,Currently working on a flip, remotely, and just now realizing after my recent visit to the property that the current vinyl siding has all sorts of chips and bowing out on it that wasn’t really addressed in the original scope.

The house had settled even more after the door was installed causing the metal door to bow.