@Samson HollmérusThis is Jay's company, he's the founder of an investment company that specializes in multifamily investing.About Us | Compounding Capital (compoundingcapitalgroup.com)He's a syndicator.

Another is to check the outside and see if the walls are bowed.

Upgrades are additional features to a property buyers see value in.I have seen sellers say in the past they put a new roof on like the buyer is supposed to bow at their feet.

By the time they do show up, you have made the same mistake a bunch of times in the interim, compounding the problem.  

This illustrates the power of compounding.It is compounding like this that I didn't see him touch on in his real estate investment deal analysis.

I love compounding interest and I love revitalizing neighborhoods through REI. 

Do you put them ( or a portion of them ) in a compounding interest account ?

This helps nip issues in the bud and prevents small issues from compounding.

Hello,I am in VERY early stages of possibly being able to buy a portfolio of properties from a local investor who is well into retirement and might be ready to bow out.

House gets paid down, compound/snowball effect, tax treatments, retirement accounts, etc.For those who are financially free, could you share what’s your cashflow investment/business mix look like?