For example, 2% compounded inflation over 10 years is around 21% increase in value.  

So the deferred tax really becomes a compounding advantage to you.  

If you're looking to build a real estate portfolio as quickly as possible, CoC returns is probably the better metric to use.Ultimately, I think compounded ROE is what really drives/measures wealth creation, but when first starting out, maximizing CoC can help you grow more quickly.

They are also floored by the concept of compound interest and the fact that the sales revenues of a business are not equal to the profits.  

I bowed out.

All the tax benefit  and compounding of a good 1031.

It states, if you earn 7.2% return annually compounded, you will double your money every 10 years. 

I did some searching of prior threads on here, but wasn't able to get too many solid answers for what I'm looking for, so I'll tell you as much as I can think of here about the house and the paint job: -Its a 1700 sq foot, 2 story house that's just had new drywall installed on over 3/4 of the walls (we demo'd most of the ceilings for new wiring and insulation and a lot of the walls were pretty messed up, so it was easier to go over them with new drywall than to attempt to float them smooth with compound, etc.) and the walls that were left original were pretty straight and any cracks in them were patched, mudded and sanded smooth by the drywall guys.

By refinancing, you recycle your funds for more investments, compounding your returns.🔧 Control Over Renovations: You have the freedom to control the quality of renovations, ensuring your properties meet market demand and attract premium rents.💰 Infinite Cash Flow: As you continue to repeat the process, your cash flow potential is virtually limitless.

REI offers so many ways to gain a compounded return, that makes the BRRRR method (it's not a strategy) slow and costly.3 - Every time you refi a property, the cash flow from the property you are refinancing goes down.4 - You are limited in the number of loans you can get in total.