The Power of Exponential Growth in Real Estate

Real estate is exponential.

I have a friend who started investing in real estate early in her life. On her first rental (a single family residence), she realized she didn’t really need the income that the property produced, so she allowed it to accumulate in a bank account.

Over time, it didn’t add up to a whole lot but she realized if she got more property, the bank account would mount up faster. So she took the small accumulation from the account, added to it, and bought more real estate.

As time went on, she continued to allow the proceeds from these multiple real estate investments to accumulate in an account and she would then use them to buy more real estate when she had enough for a down payment.

As you can envision, each time more real estate was purchased, the potential to then buy more after that was greatly sped up and became what is known as the “snowball effect.” And the income becomes exponential. This is simple but profound.

The income isn’t even the best part...before she knew it, she had millions of dollars of real estate under her control! These millions were also, themselves, growing substantially over time.

When you put a pen to paper and really work this out with real numbers, you can see how powerful it is. I urge you to do this! And reach out to me if you want to discuss.