I'll get 25-infinity% on my BRRRRs (same reserve parameters) and maybe leave in $0-10K on a project. 

, graduated from the University with my MBA in finance and started flipping homes in 2017.

I can relate to an extent as I graduated in 2010 with a degree in finance and a MBA in 2014. 

There's only so many times you can scream from the rooftops about good financial habits, and investing from a position of strength.

Ask your financial / accounting professional to explain it and, if they can't, have them get educated as well.First guess time from this non-professional in finance / accounting would be that you could reduce your tax liability by between $10K and $20K if you knew how.My $0.02 ...

If tenant dies from it, landlord can get 200k in fine.

Obviously, this means my cash-on-cash return is infinity but I started with zero equity in the property and have to build it over the long term. 

He then said he was going to report me to the town for unpermitted work, that  I had multiple violations that would result in fines, that would not allow me to refi and sale the properties and I would go bankrupt.

Most of my deals I'm pulling all my cash out to wrap and get infinity return.

But if you are trying sell a system then you shout it from the rooftops and make wildly unbelievable claims with apparent "proof" and hope people believe you.