Stuff around here flies off the shelf. 

ROI..... like during a BRRRR deal an ROI would ideally be infinite right?

The wingspan of an average human is 63-68 inches, meaning the average renter would only be allowed to reach 3-8 inches, or the bottom shelf in the cabinet.2) Because your intent is to make this a short-term rental, the same renter isn't going to be using the kitchen day in and day out.

These are what I like to call recycled product ( Quote by "Jay Hinrichs") , which usually has a 5 - 8 year shelf life. 

If I put in 0 any return is infinite since I have no investment basis.In terms of calculation to choose a hurdle, I agree with what J.

I know its not really called a BRRRR, I was just hoping to make it easier to understand than to get into the "infinite return" or "Perpetual" terms. 

I know there are an infinite number of ways to define terms but I'm just looking for a "what would you do" in this case in regards to loan terms / structure.

Your cash on cash return should be infinite if you are using a VA loan because you have invested $0 into the deal.

buy any SFR and use the BRRRR strategy and your return is infinite with equity to boot.  

We may only get so many creampuff deals a year, so play that numbers game and meet top shelf professionals, and have the know you.If you make that sort of effort, you may find that you’ve developed a team of agents who are willing to go the extra mile and get you what you need.