Cash on cash, with zero down is infinite return.

I believe this would classify as infinite return on investment?

I now own a cash flowing duplex with an infinite cash on cash return.

I know people do it because they are making "infinite returns", but it's not my game.Then you harvest the 5 ways real estate pays you: Cashflow, tenant principle paydown, appreciation (leveraged since you have a loan), depreciation, and you now have an inflation hedge.PM me with Q's!

I've been drinking from the information fire-hose for the last year+ and have come up with a plan based around BRRRR, Turnkey and infinite banking principles.

The city of Houston in their infinite wisdom has increased the valuation of my townhome from by 12% (when compared to 2019).

The great thing about real estate is that there is an infinite amount of strategies and always one that works depending on where we are in the market cycle.

However, the quality and size of agency debt properties is significantly higher (typically $2 million loan size or greater).It's a great business model, as your return on a mobile home park is infinite if you refi out all the equity.

Cash flow is not the best since the mortgage is high due to little down payment but ROI is infinite.

If you invest in real estate and buy at the right price your return CoC eventually can be infinite when your cash outlay is returned through the cash flow.Good Luck.