If you can buy and close before the foreclosure happens, its take a number of problems off the shelf for them.

@Scott LoudI do this whole life insurance thing, and some folks call it "infinite banking."

Of course if you are able to get a better return from appreciation and rents in certain "booming" areas, but of course this trend is never infinite.

HI All,So I am shopping around for my first deal and find myself wondering if it is better to pay cash for a small (2-5 units) multi-family property and get infinite cash flow or take out a loan for a larger property and create equity. 

That compounded by the fact that there is no limitation on supply, the land seems infinite to develop.I'm not in this for quick liquidity reasons, but do people have concerns about even selling in 10 years from now - the supply just seems to be over the top.

I have found that creating a social media presence and then following & interacting with investors, flippers, lenders, attorneys, agents, etc. in your market has an infinite ROI especially for beginners.

If you listen to it once and stick it on a shelf and never touch it or do anything with what you learned, you're $5000 in the red.

Use that time to find and negotiate deals and funding for infinite returns. 

Inventory is low all around, and properties are FLYING off the shelf!

Brad's return should be infinite.