I understand the concepts laid out in your book but I do NOT understand 2 very important fundamentals of the plan.1.  

Of course, this is pretty much a Rich Dad Poor Dad concept and I am not saying anything revolutionary or original, I just can't figure out why it is so difficult to see that there is a lot of value in being focused on building income rather than saving or accumulating money.

Greetings BP:I'm looking for a tax expert that is extremely familiar with the tax implications of using the infinite banking concept (Nelson Nash).   

You should just read up the the concept so you don't inadvertently violate the law and have a real problem on your hands.

@Sam Leon I would caution you not to project your own conceptions onto the tenants.

Edward, If I get it rented I am going to refinance; so I can reinvest the capital on another deal. 

I hope to use this as a proof of concept of the BRRRR method for myself.One drawback: If you have a really good deal, then you may be able to pull out more cash than you have in the deal with the BRRRR method, while with the 203k loan you will have to put up the 3.5%.

Then he says 'hold on' & retrieves from the open concept dining room a small plastic reptile cage FULL of stink bugs & rotting fruit for them to dine on ???

This model is designed tocalculate the rent needed to provide an adequate return to support aspecified development or concept. .

I came across this 3 yrs ago and was using it for my own business expenses, but met a guy who was helping his clients with it in real estate, and the concept fits so well for us in this space as it allows us to capture the interest we have been normally paying the bank while controlling our cash.