It was infinitely readable and funny.

With the Mortgage Forgiveness Debt Relief Act off the shelf id be liable for the forgiven debt if I were to successfully conduct a short sale.My wife and I both work, so with some new lifestyle modifications, we have been able to afford to keep making payments (even with no tenants).

ROI is infinite if you have no skin in the game. 

Sure, the bank gives you 1% interest on a savings account but that's (literally) infinitely better than it sitting in a mattress earning nothing.So...so...SO many questions :-)

I have that book on my shelf ,however I havent start reading yet  because I am reading now another Brandon's book " Rental property Investing"  Thank you  .

@Larry Roberts,Any book on a shelf is already out of date.Some of the basics don't change much.

@Matthew W. you'll be getting very familiar with the local EPA...water wells are common...what do you mean by "no water"...are you building over a limestone shelf or something?...

I try to pull all of my capital out of the property so at that point, the return would theoretically be infinite. 

Your ROI should be infinite at this point with no money left in the deal.

Its a bunch of elaborate marketing and a great web page for buying mutual whole life and using your policy value (cash value) to buy more real estate then using your real estate and paying back your whole life plan loan higher than the rate youre borrowing at so you can keep rinising and repeating.In theory you grow your wealth up more and more and build up your RE portfolio and you in essence "become your own banker," AKA nelson nash's book.Cash flow banking is a new marketing spin off for infinite banking (nelson nash), cash flow banking (website above),  private reserves strategy (anderson advisors in NV/WA),  bank of yourself (kim butler), and etc.The problem is funding your WHL (whole life policy) and every dollar you start out with hits huge drag because every dollar contributed only nets around 65-80 cents.