Or does the 6.5% interest compound monthly?  

And then the way the city's policy on squatters compounds the problem.

Comes in roll and bows up when placed in the gutter some require extra clips or girders.

Hello, I was reading the Slight Edge by Jeffery Orlson and it spoke about compounding time.

The bottom line is if you want somebody to put something into a nice little box with a bow on it you will pay through the nose for it.Just like information you can dig yourself or pay someone for the info already packaged.So it's 300 then 276 and then take away a normal vacancy turn rate for a good area and you are closer to 200 a month if everything is perfect.It's a marginal deal at best but for investors who want turn key it's what you will get.I understand investors not investing in their own back yard if it is not a cash flow area and is appreciation driven with high price points.Every investor has a different threshold that constitutes a deal to them so what is a great return is subjective.So from what I have seen turn key people are selling legit marginal deals or they are over inflating properties.I have not seen turn key sell smoking deals.Many investors are not flipping anymore because of the long hold times with FHA seasoning.Instead they sell these turn key properties with alternative financing.The churn rate and number of properties that can be sold is much greater to investors than home buyers.

As I mentioned before it is in the OWNER's best interest to add the PM as an 'Additional Insured' and the PM, being the licensed entity (the person with most experience in the eyes of the law) should be able to convey this to an owner and help them mitigate their risk - not compound it -, as the seasoned part of the team it should be seen as your duty - it will only save your owner's and you, as a PM, money in the long run; most insurance companies do not charge anything more to add an 'additional insured' and those that do are often smaller insurance companies whose policies are questionably better than the paper written on, as they find it too risky...

It's kinda like compound interest. 

They were honest about her not being on their current lease because she didn’t have papers yet (but does bow); and I always appreciate honesty.

After some time, the compounding will make it grow substantially.  

Once the marketing efforts start building and compounding over time, the deals start coming a lot more frequently (as long as you keep your marketing going).