(a) market price appreciates at a compounding rate AND so does (b) rents appreciate at a compounding rate.   

But instead they bowed down.

And YES, far FAR too often I am seeing people stack up UN-realized expenses at a compounding rate, to give selves a false sense of "profit" on whatever monthly/quarterly capital there moving around. 

You’re pulling money from a long-term compounding vehicle to fund a potentially higher-risk asset.

It is amazing how many times I have seen the cash flow represented as rent - PITI and to compound the issue they did not realize the ADU would increase their property tax.   

And compounding growth to the support of the mission of this administration. 

I suspect it will be well used and have high maintenance costs.Software: office of google office, asana, possibly quickbooks (i would normally not suggest for a single rental, but the rent by room compounds things).  

Like Broken Bow Lake in OK that are value-priced and ready to be rented. 

I'd expect for example, all else equal, for more rent growth in Denver, CO, than Memphis, TN, over the next 20 years, compounding from current rates.

And you’re able to confidently predict an 16 - 18% annualized return COMPOUNDED ROI.