My cash flow, albeit smaller is 100% FREE to me, as I have no money invested to earn it, and I still have my original investment which I can use to repeat the process. the return on investment for a 100K house that makes 1000/month is 12%but a 100K house with a 100K mortgage that makes $200/month is infinite. also, when your house is paid off you have  terrible return on equity, it's important for us to all maximize what resources we have in all areas.

On the other hand, when you have $0 invested ANY return is infinite.

Howdy @Jason HowellThe reason you have infinite CCR is you no longer have any of your own cash in the deal.  

That said if something happens to cancel the deal, know that you are made with infinite worth and there is no reason to let one voided deal ruin your day.

I've been listening to Cashflow ninja and the real estate guys about the infinite banking concept and I would like to find some first hand knowledge.

ROI could be infinite.

None of your money invested means infinite yield.

I think the general consensus here seems to be that with that much money you can do a lot of things, your options are nearly infinite.

Look for deals with the infinite return like he is finding.

On the other hand, if its vacant, expense are infinite since you have no income.