Another way to think about it though, is you can take more money out of the deal, perhaps more than you put in, and you now have an infinite return. 

Your time as an investor is infinitely better spent analyzing markets and deals.

Although there are an infinite amount of variables, I would be in a comfort zone if the project had a max duration of 4-6 months depending on what all needs to be done.

Thank you for your infinite wisdom!

And I don’t call it a brrrr I call it an infinite return because when I’m all in for 120k and the bank says the house is worth 165k and gives me a loan for 120-130k.

My time is infinitely more valuable than that

She wants to be completely invisible essentially.I've already spoken to a RE attorney and he says this is over his head and doesnt understand the situation, i currently have scheduled meetings with other attorneys, but would love to hear from the infinite wisdom of my fellow BPers.How would I structure a LLC and distribute either monthly or quarterly to my mother-in-law?

I am an avid Bigger Pockets listener and reader and I am fired up about a small but 'infinite' cash-on-cash return - just wanted to check with anyone willing to share if they have had similar experiences and how you have handled them and any feedback.I plan on using the money to pay off a HELOC I used to rehab my primary home and keep cash for the next deal.  

Selling with owner finance is going to be infinitely easier, especially if you look on places like BP for your buyer.

We acquired an appreciating asset that cashflows each month all while using none of our own money (infinite cash-on-cash return baby!).