Where I agree with Elena's assessment of the Denver market, Colorado Springs presents infinitely better buy and hold than flip opportunities, especially on the MLS.

[THAT's infinite returns!]

In fact some people here have made an entire BP career out of the claim that buying a house for cash is losing money (ahem Greg or Thomas S); I wouldn't say that but you can look at the numbers and see that a property well-bought and financed has an infinite cash on cash return (in exchange for the risk of owning the responsibility of the mortgage).

Rolling into an IRA allows him to invest in those 20 plus an infinite number of other options.

Your "Entitlement" can be recycled infinite times by refinancing the property into conventional, then reusing the VA loan. 

On our site we promise our sellers we can buy them, and obviously we do not have infinite pockets.We do truly want to provide value to our sellers, and this is why we are now setting up a dedicated wholesaling department in our company.In case you do not know of us, we get ALL organic SEO leads, ZERO paid leads, and thus most of these leads are crazy motivated.Our lead count is somewhere between 4 and 12 leads a day... and increasing as we are adding new cities to our site daily!

@Kyle Scofield - You pulled $20k out of the deal with the refi- your return is infinite as you have no money Ito the deal. 

It's not like I have infinite capital.

Just make sure after you cash that first check to go and purchase both because your gonna wanna keep these on your shelf for reference!

Brrrr can achieve infinite return (all but one of my direct (not counting LP in syndication) RE investments has achieved infinite return.