These are not hands off options but can produce incredible returns (as of this month all our properties have had all our investment extracted and are producing infinite return).  

Do you prefer lower cash flow but high or infinite Cash-on-Cash? 

Hoping you guys can help me out.Property 1) Purchase Price = $540,000, ARV = $740,000, $0 left in the deal so Infinite Return, Cash Flow = $1000/month, 1st year Principle Paydown = $13,800.

The cost of entry into wholesaling is near zero relative to other ways of investing in real estate.The friendship will sour from resentment if you stay, so since that's going either way objectively make your decision based on the ownership split.These things are infinitely easier to describe in advance (for next time).Good luck.

I spent my first year analyzing, studying, asking the infinite question of whether or not something was a good deal.  

The current owner doesn’t strike me as lazy so I assume he chose carpet because it’s infinitely easier to maintain.

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@Danny PriceSome would say, it’s infinite.

Leverage is particularly attractive to people using the BRRRR strategy because of 'infinite return'. 

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