Hope you don't mind if I chime in here, but I'm hoping this strategy I'm working on might be useful to you folks - or enlightening for me if I'm misunderstanding anything.I have been spending a great deal of time learning about "Velocity Banking" - basically where you trade in chunks of an amortized loan (with the majority of the interest stacked up front) for a simple interest loan.

I've been reading into infinite banking, velocity banking, and just recently laser banking.

im in management now but as a rep I was managing about 200 house holds at average velocity of 1% on asset which put me around 800k in production which I took home A little over 300k gross income, still not even close to your production, you're a prodigy!!

Paying off the mortgage is highly unlikely to have higher velocity than leveraging up and buying more property. 

Up your budget to about $75 and you'll likely find some four-star hotels in the hot season here, and you won't have to worry about high-velocity lead poisoning...

Participation rates, the "gig economy", etc. all great examples of fundamental shifts to *how* people work, not *what* work they do.You are talking about what/linear/velocity - this is how the human mind is geared.I am talking about how/exponential/acceleration - this is how technology evolves.Informed opinions and the smartest minds of our time almost universally see AI as a fundamental disruption (or threat as you prefer) to *how* we live and work.

The credit limit was established based on the capital I had in the bank and the velocity of the cash coming in and out.  

Being that he wasn’t going to give me any examples of the value they provide outside of the basics - I asked if they have experience with infinite banking and or Velocity Lending.

Advertised as a investor networking event, then pushing into taking a velocity banking class where they cant even explain how it saves money over just paying principal (because it doesn't).  

They make much of their money on velocity and do not want to be in a deal for too long.