We're seeing a geometric increase of 1031s starting and the raw numbers of those that don't complete is still the same as last year.  

Only the scale of the made it possible to walk around in there.These people are Everywhere and it seems to be a geometrically increasing problem to me.  

Here’s the real facts; it’s HARD to scale, even is someone is very successful on a small scale it hard to FIND the same type opportunities in bulk, when you do expenses increase geometrically because most of the tasks you do will be farmed out; people are unreliable and a key investor may back out the day before his money is due; some lawyers love to kill deals, sometimes people who ‘talk a big game” don’t really have the money or courage to invest and use “my attorney killed the deal” as a face saving mechanism; and if you started investing after 2009 you have NO IDEA what a market cycle is like.  

This outwardly focused approach focuses on creating community benefits that geometrically grow over time.

You have to use a geometric average (what mikeoh refered to about 50% loss takes 100% return to equal).So here we go.

But we can calculate ROI during any period (year) or cumulatively over the lifetime of an investment, and the geometric rate of return will equal the IRR at the end of the investment. 

This goes geometric after 3-4 years of building a portfolio while still working a day job to fund living.  

I have averaged 19.7% geometric returns over the last 11 years of investing.  

shaped accent tile to compliment polished white 12x24 and now I am afraid to use it...having second thoughts about it looking more bohemian than geometric.

As an intermediary for 1031 exchanges Geometric increases in exchange activity for us year over year.