Highest LTVs, longest amortization as possible, and as Greg notes, infinite Interest Only if that were possible.But having more debt comes with its own risks.  

I'm guessing you've managed to do this a handful of times and think you've hit some infinite free money loop.But the reality is this is no way to build wealth.

Hello William,I think that if I look back at the houses I flipped, we would have made infinitely more money if we had held on to some of them and gone with the rental route.Today, DSCR roans are starting to come in under 6%, at my company our lowest DSCR Rates are 5.3%, and I expect them to continue to drop. 

I have actually seen someone buy a multi-million dollar home just to tear it down, so I understand the sentiment on infinite money in some cases, this is more of the 3 unit building near the city at an outrageous price compared to properties almost 1.5x as large.

With the services they provide I feel that they would be a really great one stop shop but I was hoping that the people here with infinitely more experience than I could weigh in on this.

If you borrow 100% of the purchase and rehab costs your ROI will be infinite and it doesn't matter if your profit is $100 or $100k.

However if I do a BRRRR I can achieve infinite return by extracting all of my investment.

I also do invest in ground up build to rent MF, but those are also unique deals where you get your capital back after about 5 years but still hold equity going forward indefinitely so that you get infinite returns from the cash flows and the equity continues to grow over time.

Then it’s all infinite cashflow once I use the rental income to pay off these temporary loans.

A licensee has infinite more liability than a lay person.