Lifestyles Unlimited does not do this, so their "equity" is inflated/unrealisticstic.

I've been given the impression by my reading of Julie Broad's website (www.revnyou.com) that JV's are unlimited if the partner does the financing. 

Retiring forever, requires unlimited funds.

Since this is all hypothetical and we're investing with imaginary unlimited cash...I would think that looking towards the expensive markets would be the way to "win" this game, so I'd be looking at NYC or Southern California.  

I did my own research and agreed with her.Using my unlimited "pro" access to the BP rental calculator, I ran the numbers on her properties over and over again, trying to come up with something that would work.

Thank you @Steve Vaughan,I just wanted to make sure that wasn't happening to you on solid performing assets like I presently hold and am following the apartment complex repositioning business model that David Lindahl in his Multifamily Millions book and Lifestyles Unlimited Inc. espouses and has been successfully implementing for the past 25 years or more.You got me a little worried here.  

We discovered Lifestyles Unlimited on the radio & then Bigger Pockets & Rich Dad.... the list seems to keep going.  

Just started "The Snowball" by Buffett/SchroederAlways reading "The Greatest Salesman in the World" by Mandino and "Unlimited Power" by Tony Robbins.and just picked up "Streetwise Investing in Rental Housing" by Neal

Spending time on this website will show you the almost unlimited ways you can succeed in real estate (as well as the many ways to fail).Good luck.  

So someone who is looking purely to maximize potential return (and has unlimited time) is unlikely to find this a good fit.Hope this helps.