The reason I opted for the line of credit over a traditional refi/mortgage is solely due to me seeking an interest only loan so I can compound my capital at a greater rate.

Don't want to miss out but also don't want $300k to be compounding at 6.5%.

Just wondering what parameters are standards in lending and loan calculation.Is one year classed as 12 months or 52 weeks or 365 days, or is there an allowance for leap years by using 365 1/4 days.Simple interest or compound interest ?

This could be appropriate if the deal has been held for the original deal's hold period and a recap can realize the original LP's investment but the GP wants to still manage the deal.One of the best things about this investment strategy is to be able to de-risk the asset via a refi and achieve infinite and compounding returns!

, they will be counting on the income from 30 or 40 rental properties, all/nearly all paid for the same way you just paid for one at a time, because they used the compounding principle of tenant workers to pay off the notes.

Will a compound miter saw do the trick, or will I need a table saw?

    $100K / 20 Year Mortgage Home price $100,000.00 Down payment 15.00% Total amount financed $85,000.00 Payment amount $584.70 Total payments $140,329.80 Interest rate 5.50% Interest compounding Monthly Total finance charge $55,329.80 Sum Total to Seller $155,329.80 Seller Net Gain for SF $55,329.80   So if I wanted to payoff early, what could I present for options if he wants an early payoff penalty? 

Most liens are simple interest and do not compound.

The problem is compounded by the fact that people stretch the boundaries of what they call Fountain Square.

If the property returns 10% Cash on cash return another $10,000                                          total of $12,000 on that $100,000 cash investment with the compounding effect in future years to magnify that with no opportunity cost Investment Account- If you sell an investment earning 10% a year to fund the down payment you still earn the COC return of $10,000 if the property                                            preforms, your opportunity cost is then the 10% you lose in control of the investment account or $10,000.