Using a cash value line of credit also enhances returns because it lowers the taxable income of an investment. i.e. if you borrow at 5% and your investment makes 10%, you are only paying tax on the 5% net gain, not the entire 10% gain.All of the pros and cons of this approach have been debated here...https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/519/topics/245380-paradigm-life-infinite-banking-whole-life-insurance?

The property is strategically located and will give excellent cashflows with infinite returns.

Or, partner with his son (me) to private finance a BRRR type deal over and over for the coveted “infinite return”. 

There is an infinite number of ways to structure a deal like that just make sure the numbers work for everyone.

If you find a property that you finance with a hard money loan, rehab it and then refinance it to get all your money back then you have no cash left in the deal and can get cashflow with an infinite return. 

Today, my properties there are giving me literally Infinite rates of Return since I've either paid back the private money I borrowed to acquire them within 6 to 12 months of purchasing or with the ones I've had traditional financing on, I would always make sure the cash flow greatly outweighed the cost of the mortgage.

Most of the money used in these flips is not personal money so my ROI is usually infinite since it isn't my own money invested.Also, If I am set to do 20 flips in a year, doing this part time, and I make 10k personally on each flip, although it isn't a lot per property, I can still generate 200k in revenue.  

Considering building something if I can’t find a good off-the-shelf solution.Thx in advance for any feedback or thoughts,-Wade

The tentacles are almost infinite.  

We have installed floating shelfs and custom tile backsplashes in the kitchen for more pop.