We currently rent in an affluent neighborhood and pay through the nose for the privilege.  

Maybe compound the interest on the interest and on the points, if that’s legal in your state.

You did not get your hands on zero interest financing - you are borrowing $35,000 for 8.3 years and paying $15,000 for the privilege which means you're paying over 9% interest when you calculate the cost of capital and agreed that the lender could charge all that to the property on the first day of the loan.

In this way, I pick up the quick nickel (forced appreciation), the slow dime (cash flow), and the really slow dollar (market appreciation) all along the way, all with leveraged compounding nearly (or totally) tax free.

For this reason, I find that the compounding effect for syndications is inferior. 

They can be folks working in the tech sector for 5-20+ years, doctors, business owners, etc the folks that have high incomes and have saved or let it compound in the stock market all this time.

We started with this strategy in 2013 and nearly ten years later we have 13 properties in King County / Seattle and about $10,000 / month of passive income profit - if you stick with it the results compound quickly!

Home Depot and the like sell reglazing kits, and/or or you can use a paint sprayer and a specialty paint compound.

Even people who are grandfathered in today could lose that privilege in the future. 

Besides providing a true turnkey solution to acquire, I consider it a privilege to provide outstanding service well after the sale.Feel free to connect.