Considering that we were able to pull out almost 100% of our cash on the deals, we're at an almost infinite "cash-on-cash" return.

Well if you have zero into the property, even a $1 return produces an infinite return.

I see the infinite leverage model that has been touted by so many, and I think it is flawed on so many levels. 

im selling partnerships in a bridge in Brooklyn, the tolls alone should produce a near infinite residual income for the partners. the address to send the money to is............... 

just 3 questions with an infinite of possibility's.

Nice (infinite) ROI when you buy 'em with no money down!  

This represents an infinite return.I have some clients though, that need a minimum income of $200-500/mo per property just for the aggravation of having to think about it and do the annual paperwork.  

I have rentals that I will use for spec builds down the road which will provide for cash on cash returns that are theoretically infinite, since no cash is required to close --the lot equity helps meet LTV down payment requirements.

Serious question: If I buy a property with 100% borrowed money and make $1 in profit is my ROI infinite?

As I said, I'm pretty sure I can increase rents and decrease expenses and pretty quickly get that CoC number to 13-14%.Of course, it's a zero money down deal for me so the real CoC % is infinite!