The first time I discovered the concept of “infinite returns,” I had a hard time wrapping my mind around it.
I’m very familiar with terms like “return on investment” or “annualized returns,” and I often use these concepts when determining whether an investment is worth it or not.
But an infinite return? It sounded intriguing . . . but it also sounded like just another marketing buzzword. However, I decided to do a deeper dive into this concept.
“Infinite returns” are achieved when you no longer have any money in a deal, but you are still receiving the benefits of cash flow and other returns.
A no-money-down purchase is exactly what it sounds like – you purchase a property without a down payment.
Absolutely. When I invest in passive real estate syndications, this is one of the strategies I try to seek out.
It’s all been tax-free. Because of depreciation, I’ve shown a negative net rental income each year.
As it turns out, “infinite returns” is much more than a buzzword; it’s a powerful way to maximize returns while reducing risk.