If I wait 5 years on average to raise my rent I'd lose approximately a quarter million dollars over that 5 year period, ignoring any compounding effect. 140 doors x $33 increase x12 months x 5 years = 277,200.00.I am not in this business to give up $55k a year so my average tenant can save 33 bucks a month.

Here is what I do in order to protect myself: If I'm putting together a deal that has a greater-than-normal risk, i.e. is particularly profitable for me, then I stipulate that the other party must engage the services of a credible real estate attorney and make them seek one out themselves (don't recommend one or you'll probably compound your troubles).

However, you could also have a policy that says that you'll expense items under a certain dollar threshold so that you are not capitalizing lots of little things that then need to be separately tracked and depreciated because it's not simple and obviously compounds over time.  

Now it's time to get to work and have compounding interest benefit me!

Being a finance graduate I understand the importance and “Magic” of compound interest therefore originally began contributing 15% of my income to an employer held 401k and Roth IRA.

After that the interest keeps compounding.

Finally, this is the case on a global scale, and out international markets are far less decoupled than they were a decade or so ago, so it is possible that could further compound the scale of the next recession.

Compounding the problem is that most of these owner-occupants are not professional investors and thus are not factoring in management, vacancy and repairs into their calculations.

The value of compounding capital of a 23 year old is pretty much infinite.

To the extent profits are available, Class B partners will first receive interest on amounts advanced, calculated at prime rate (at the beginning of each quarter) plus 3% per annual, compounded monthly.c.