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The Rule of 72 is a quick formula to estimate how long it takes to double an investment or, conversely, how long it takes for inflation to halve its purchasing power. By dividing 72 by the annual rate of return (e.g.,
7
2

÷
6

%

=
1
2
), investors can estimate that their money will double in roughly 12 years.
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How to Use the Rule of 72
Formula:
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Examples:
5% Return:
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2

÷
5

=
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4
4
years to double.
8% Return:
7
2

÷
8

=
9
years to double.
10% Return:
7
2

÷
1
0

=
7
2
years to double.
Reverse Calculation: You can divide 72 by the number of years you want to double your money to find the required rate of return. To double money in 10 years, you need roughly a 7.2% return (
7
2

÷
1
0
)

Dear fellow Real Estate Aholics,

We're pleased to announce the return of the Real Estate Aholics Podcast. It's re-launching on Monday, February 24th. Going forward, we will record each podcast every Monday at 5:30 PM Central Standard Time.

Due to the change in the day and time, we understand that some of you may not be able to participate weekly. However, these adjustments were necessary for us to maintain consistency with the podcast. We hope you can still be a part of it, but if not, we completely understand. If you’re able, please reply to this email.

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Executory defention

An executory contract is a legally binding agreement where both parties have obligations to fulfill, and neither party has yet to fully perform their obligations:

Definition
An executory contract is an ongoing agreement where both parties have unfulfilled obligations.

Examples
Leases and contracts for the sale of goods where the seller has not delivered the goods and the buyer has not paid are examples of executory contracts.

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