This can certainly be view as a doom and gloom scenario or, for some, an inevitability as we continue to infinitely print money—it is food for thought especially for those of you who are looking to get into real estate and plan to have very little to no skin in the game.

My goal is to get into rental properties with no money in the deal. if i achieve that, my CoC is infinite.

Once your money is returned you basically have infinite cash on cash returns.

This topic has been beat to death in many different threads here on BP:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/61/topics/83228-infinite-banking-concept-cash-flow-banking-or-bank-on-yourselfhttps://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/519/topics/245380-paradigm-life-infinite-banking-whole-life-insurance?

That would be called infinite return, if true. 

The later approach is infinitely more scale-able and results in cheaper cars for the consumer.

Yeah, if you cash out refinance, and are able to pull out all $35k you have in the property, you're cash on cash would be technically infinite because you no longer have any of your cash in the deal.

Some of them are even true.Landlords are immersed in the human experience every day.Landlords are required to be a strange amalgamation of amatuer mathematician, contractor, lawyer, counselor, arbiter, designer, landscaper, mediator, administrator and bookkeeper.Landlords have watched the deal of a lifetime turn into an infinite chain of problems after the ink is dry and the money is long gone.

I might even want to ramp up to 20 units for a $15M target.Can syndications really turn $300k into $7.5M in 30 years like an infinite BRRRR can? 

Because of course, you will have many people on here say infinite COC (I have several that are like that).