And, that doesnt include investing that 50% ROI and compounding it into even higher gains.

Everyone talks about college debt, but nobody is speaking about the additional opportunity cost AND the compounding value of the dollar! 

If the owners are delinquent on December 31st they are in trouble so there’s a compound effect with Christmas and taxes that pressures the homeowners who already scrambling.

But like in other areas of investing and real estate specifically, there is a massive opportunity for your experience and progress to compound.

I will discuss loan repayment options in a separate post but this is a simplified answer.This avoids the "compounding" of interest since the bank is legally only allowed to charge you in interest what you normally would have paid without forbearance.

Look, i dont give a damn who you bow to or whoś defense you run to; just dont lecture me. 

That said, even a moderate return compounded over time can add up significantly.Earnings to the plan are tax sheltered. 

Compound interest is really hard to argue with.

They may not seem like big pieces to many, but when compounded over time, can certainly add up. 

You can go 100mph when you are young and the value of your effort is magnified through compounding interest.