If you focus on creating more money/income you’re dealing with a potential number that is infinite.

Here are some general thoughts and ideas on where things could go...I read an interesting paper last year put out by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) that hypothesized that the national debt can pretty much grow infinitely without destabilizing the economy or ever causing a fiscal collapse. 

The fed has opened up an "infinite balance sheet". 

Did the s&p have infinite returns?

In your case, you essentially have infinite returns - a home run and textbook BRRRR (congrats!).

My answer, after 40 plus years making my living investing in real property, mortgage notes, real estate securities, and running real estate funds and syndicating real estate deals is as followsWholesaling any real property types is infinitely harder if you are financially unable to close the purchase and need to “flip” the contract.First, you’ve got time constraints when you can’t or won’t conclude a purchase.  

I’ve paid myself back every penny I’ve ever put into real estate so it’s infinite cash flow from here on out.

A visual of the numbers break-down looks like this:Technically since we have no money left into the deal the cash-on-cash return is "Infinite."

We invest here for the cash-on-cash return which for the vast majority of our properties is infinite since we were able to BRRRR all of our money out of the deals.  

Type B people would run to the bank for a cash out refi and tell all of their friends they have an infinite return (albiet at probably $75-$100 a month).