In the same example, you provide the funds, title can be vested in any number of infinite ways frankly 90/10, 10/90, 50/50/ 60/40....infinite.

Both can be worked around and neither really put the property into a infinite state of limbo.What you might look at doing is research the chain of title to the property, you might be able to do this on line and see who the current Mortgagee is of record.

Interest only is equivalent to an infinite amortization period - there is no principal being paid at all, so no amortization.Are you asking if the loan is a deal or if the property is a deal?

I know that there are an infinite number of things that people can do that sabotage their business but I'm wondering how many of them were doing it "right" and still got burned.

Spend lessBut, keep in mind that you're limited in how much you affect #2, while the impact you can have on #1 is effectively infinite.

When I had 50 properties under my belt and debt on many of them back in the 90's before I cashed out into a lower debt position and now I manage one pmt in my entire portfolio my life is infinitely easier.

You have the whole world in front of you and at this point in your life your choices and possibilities are infinite.

So that's theoretically an infinite number of years I guess.

You could even take a step further and say not only were we paid $1,200 to purchase the property, but we were given 15% equity as well (since the re-finance was at 85% LtoV).This is commonly referred to as "infinite returns".

(85% of purchase price is $136,000, so 6% of that would be $8,160) which means out total profit would be right around $20,000 and we would have $64,000 of our own capital in the deal thus making 31% on our invested capital or 93% annualized.Use Private Money at 12% annualized or 4% one time and make a projected $20,000 and make an pretty much infinite return on our own invested capital invested.Do a 50/50 JV deal and give up 14k of the deal (and make 14k) but get an infinite return on our capital and have no capital risk in the deal.We will most likely do one of the first 2 options basically if we have the private money available we will use that if not we will go with the Hard Money.Ok that is a little longer (and more detailed) than I anticipated and hopefully I didn't mess up any of the math :-) But I thought the extra details on some of the options would be helpful for some to learn from.Ok so since we only got one last week that puts us at 35 with 115 to go!