Due to DSCR loan limits, we likely won't achieve a "perfect refinance" and pull out all our (well, my) equity, and likely leave 30-40k of my equity trapped.The Conflict:If we stick to a straight 50/50 ownership split:Him: $0 invested = Infinite Cash-on-Cash Return.Me: $30k invested = ~5% Cash-on-Cash Return (based on remaining cash flow after reserves).This feels imbalanced to me.

I get INFINITE requests from 1-30 day old accounts with 1-3 posts.

When successful in pulling out all of the $ the target ROI is infinite.

Quote from @Adam Macias: The economy is not healthy ya'll.House prices are coming down.Look at Texas and Florida, two years everyone though these states would have infinite growth.What has happened?

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

The concern over wasting time is also fixed by reducing the "cost" of your showings - mine are all automated and self service which makes them infinitely safer and more scalable. 

Some of our clients use Excel, and it's infinitely better to have a well-done Excel than a messed-up QuickBooks file.

Don’t dismiss doing your first project smaller.A duplex, triplex, or 4-unit new build can give you:• credibility• lender confidence• contractor relationships• an actual track recordThen the flex-space or 20-unit deals become infinitely easier.Bottom line:You’re not stuck, you’re just early.

I don’t invest for tomorrow; this is a long, if not “infinite game” (great book).

This will be my first year submitting from Baselane since I switched from QuickBooks Online and it's already infinitely easier!