However if I do a BRRRR I can achieve infinite return by extracting all of my investment.

The website that helped me infinitely was: http://www.myfico.com.

The banks, which seem to have an infinite supply of shadow inventory, could fuel this bubble for a long time.

Due to the small amount of reading I've done, instead of listening, I now know that there are infinite options out there including some where I may not even really have to be out of pocket if I have the right presentation and talk with the right people.

In the end, the property will bring in $1k a month in rent, with a 75% COC ROI, not quite the infinite return I had hoped for.

. $100 on Bigger Pockets/Amazon will get you an infinite return on investment if you apply what they teach.

The universe is infinitely larger than you.DO have a positive mindset, but trust that your budgets and plans are the lifeblood of your business.DON'T do this alone.DO have business partners. 

One way many good investors make these types of decisions is based on the Return on Investment.For example, if you paid cash for the home and you make $9,000 a year, your ROI is 4.8% (9,000 / 187,500)But if you put, say, 20% down or $37,500, then your ROI is 24%.Big difference.If the home is really worth $250,000, you can refinace it at a 75% LTV which gives you mortgage of $187,500 and this should mean theoretically you would have $0 in the house so your ROI is infinite, because you make money, yet would have no money in the house at all.Does that make sense?

Once it is deregulated on a large scale, you are up to the mercy of these behemoth companies and their infinite pocket books. 

To be creative by using our infinite intelligence?