I majored in Finance and minored in economics.

For example, my weakness is the construction side but oh do I have the finance (having a background in finance with an MBA doesn't hurt).We are buy and hold investors who invest in class A properties self-managing from a distance while working full time.

I guess to sorta answer my own question its all about taking on more risk in a lower income area....Just like anything else in finance and investments, the more risk the higher expected return.

You use it to infinity though.

This is something that my office did when I was in finance, and often times, when I would see so and so had more activity/sales in a given day, it would push me to do more; work a little longer, wake up earlier, read more books - just from sheer competitiveness and peer pressure. 

If after closing in fine print they reserve the right to inspect and change the policy quote.

My wife got her degrees in Finance and Real Estate while working a FT job and running a business, all 3 at same time.   

@Mike Finn - if you have performed a true BRRRR, then you have zero of your own money in the equity of the property, which makes your COC essentially infinity, because you are dividing by zero. 

The answer is infinity. 

I have a 2 bedroom 2.5 bath 4 story condo with the 4th floor being an open roof top.