If you sift through all the posts in this thread, you'll find a few users who chime in.https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/519/topics/245380-paradigm-life-infinite-banking-whole-life-insurance?

That paint chip experience must have been frustrating. 0% down- yeah, bold to go in 0% down, but on the other hand, infinite cash on cash return!

The ole pull yourself up by your bootstraps people vs the give infinite patience and free rent people.

Being that you have none of your original money left in the property, this represents an infinite ROI..

Basically an infinite return and a cash flowing property (for 30 years) that I don't have to manage.  

The bubble is going to burst and was on it's way to doing so because growth can never be infinite without the environment letting us know who is boss.But that doesn't mean you shouldn't buy, on the contrary, you should be a lot more aggressive in offering below market. 

Infinitely easier than bedbugs which are not a filth problem.

That being said, numerous investors treat time as though it's infinite, when it needs to be treated as the extremely valuable/finite resource it is.

And don't fall victim to the theory that appreciation in hot markets is infinite, it's certainly been a good run but there will be barriers and push back in the coming years.

But Fed may just keep hitting enter on it's excel spreadsheet that can print an infinite amount of money.