Unfortunately your lack of bookings is likely only being compounded by the lack of snow so far this year. 

At 28 years old, I should be able to compound that exponentially through the years.I would like to concentrate on duplexes and up for te increased yield due to economies of scale and the emphasis on cashflow instead of appreciation.

Compound that with the fact that you need to come with cash/certified check to these auctions (at least in our county) and you have to further research potential title defects and/or building department/code violations I would think that you'd need to purchase these buildings at 50%-70% (complete off the cuff estimate) on the dollar to make this kind of venture profitable.That being said, currently every single property that I see is being foreclosed on for a ridiculous sum (most at least double the assessed value of the property), and it appears as if 98% of these properties are won back by the Plaintiff (the Lender).Is this just a national problem, which make foreclosure auctions more difficult to maneuver?

We look at this as our retirement and the cashflow to compound quickly and reinvest the dividends/cashflow.

If COC is required and it's all about self-sustaining compounding growth, well, that's a whole different conversation. 

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 ?

I write today seeking advice from you guys who's compounded experience may help me devise a strategy early on. 

Time is money and money likes to compound when it is invested properly.