Go with something "off the shelf" like QuickBooks, RentecDirect, etc.

Funny how we'll forget that a lot of them saw it every one of those years, but the only year we'll remember them predicting, is the year it actually comes...and they will say, "see I told you so", and be declared an expert. not verbatim, but the economists have predicted 9 out of the last 5 recessions... something tells me we'll have issues in tech, as those valuations cannot keep going up infinitely (kinda like RE on the west coast).

Otherwise you could get seller financing, it makes no sense to want an “infinite” term as you’d never pay it off.

No matter where you live or where you own assets, I personally recommend the Series LLC to be a great tool for the individual investor who is planning to expand their operation, as it allows for you to scale infinitely for FREE- check out this article to learn more.4th pillar is somewhat similar - you want to separate your operations from your assets.

It's ~12% cash on cash but curious what the Brain trust can come up with to juice it up.Thanks in advance.Joe Hi Joe,Depending on what your total cost basis is in the property you can have an infinite return by cash out refinancing all of your original money in the home.

The shelf life of most appliances runs 10 to 15 years so I typically start my capex relatively low and then as my appliances age slowly raise it.

He misidentified mailing address as property address, and however many cards were in that same batch all suffered the same error, if not all time.If you are running a business with infinite upside and potential life altering downside, take the time to make sure your data is right. 

Just want to point out this is an awesome thread & one of the many examples that there's infinite ways to use real estate to build your wealth.

I have an inspection next week, but I have a contingency in my contract that let's me back out if inspection isn't good.Also, I've run the numbers and if I follow the BRRRR method and refinance my capital backout, I'm still cash-flow positive ($136/month) and I now have an infinite ROI and $22k to reinvest.Thoughts?

An infinitely better loan product for the first time buyer is the 5% down conventional loan.