It's not compounded so it easy to compute.

By buying another primary, you have the advantage of keeping most of your cash...but you pay for that privilege through a higher mortgage and PMI.  

Ordinary middle-class people who are very frugal and have managed, through consistent savings and compound ROI, to save over a million dollars.2.

Compounding this is the fact that maintenance costs don't get cheaper with lower-income property.

Financially, I prefer to limit the spending and continue to accumulate my positive cash flow and re-invest to compound on additional RE investment.

We remove the EFT payment privilege and charge the same fees as for a returned check.  

Say you put that 10k in and made 7% per year for 5 years and compounded it each year that equate to a 7% IRR for those 5 years precluded that your 10k was returned to you at the end of the period.

The revised model now includes a 2% growth in expenses starting year 3 and compounding ever year thereafter.Q2.

So it’s way too big of a pool for generalities and to further compound this... it usually varies from area to area.

For agents I recommend a few books, Millionaire Real Estate Agent, The Compound Effect and Mindset.