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Every course in the Free, Starter and Incubator tiers of the Infinite Returns app. Each one links to the law or regulation it comes from.

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Ask the Vault
Search across all 12 real areas of law — every match traces to a real, cited source. Not in the Vault? Infinite Returns Starter and up unlocks real staff research on a miss.
The Infinite Returns Wealth Suite Guide
What the app does, a blurb on every tier, the ten ways each of the five professions uses it, where the answers come from, and what it will never do. Read it before you spend a dollar.
Veteran Benefits Course
38 C.F.R. Part 14 — who may legally charge a veteran for benefits help, and the real VA loan entitlement.
Let's Get Prequalified
VA, FHA, conventional, non-conventional, refinances — what each takes by the underwriter's own rulebook: credit, income, down payment.
Who You Are Right Now
A real, honest diagnostic — five real client situations (the W-2 employee — high earner or just starting out, the newly self-employed, the established sole proprietor, the S-corp owner who stopped, the owner with real estate). Read through them and see which one describes you right now — and where your next real question gets answered.
Credit Report Analyzer
Upload your report. Negative items named, each with the real FCRA section that governs it.
Dispute Letters
Generated automatically after your report is analyzed — you review every letter and submit it yourself through each bureau's online dispute site (or by mail).
Score Tracker
Watch your three bureau scores move after each dispute cycle.
Nonprofit Foundations
How a 501(c)(3), (c)(4), (c)(6) or (c)(19) is formed and recognized — articles, required clauses, bylaws, the EIN, first funding sources, donor acknowledgments, the Form 990 cycle and the records a new board inherits.
Nonprofit Advanced: Operations, Assets & For-Profit Partnerships
How an established nonprofit handles unrelated business income, owning and financing property, investing under the prudent-investor standard, and working beside a related for-profit — anchored in private-inurement and § 4958 excess-benefit rules.

Infinite Returns Starter

Infinite Returns: The Definition
Credit, debt, and how the system actually works.
Infinite Returns Deal Analyzer
Reads the file the way the underwriter will — what the program requires, what you have, what is missing. Feeds from the Deal Calculator and the Tax Return Reader. The lender decides.
Infinite Returns for Professionals
5 professions × 3 modules: Real Estate Agent, MLO, Life Insurance Agent, Tax Preparer, Small Business Owner.
The Budgeting Course + Four Shares
Budgeting fundamentals and the Four Shares framework.
Budgeting Tool + Debt Order
The Four Shares, 50/30/20, goal tracking, and avalanche vs. snowball payoff — client-side, no shared/household view by design.
Personal Tax Foundations
The real deadline on amending a return for a refund, and how to read the Tax Return Reader's questions — Lessons 2.5 and 2.6.
Tax Return Reader
Reads a real return and surfaces the questions to bring to a CPA.
Deal Calculators
Every deal calculator in one place. Real formulas, your numbers, nothing you type is stored, no promises about what a lender will say.
VA Loan House Hack to All-in-One: Restoring Your Entitlement
A 2- to 4-unit VA house hack, the three refinance doors, the All-in-One loan, and the one-time restoration of your VA entitlement — read from 38 U.S.C. and the lenders’ own disclosures.
The All-in-One Loan, 1031 Exchanges, and Where Infinite Banking Fits
How the All-in-One first-lien HELOC works, what each lender publishes, how it meets a 1031 exchange, and how a policy loan compares.
1031 Exchanges & Deferred Sales Trusts
How a 1031 exchange defers tax on investment real estate (the 45- and 180-day clocks, the qualified intermediary, boot) and how a Deferred Sales Trust works, including what the IRS has and has not said about it.
Your First Rental: House Hacking with FHA and VA
Buying a 2- to 4-unit property and living in one unit: the FHA and VA rules on down payment, occupancy and rental income, read from HUD and the U.S. Code.
Paycheck to Portfolio
The W-4, the 401(k) and the match, Roth versus Traditional, and the HSA, with the IRS 2026 limits and the notices that set them.
Goodwill and Pay-for-Delete Letters
What each request is, what the FCRA and FDCPA do and do not require, and how to write and send one yourself.
Letter Templates Library
Eleven fill-in letter templates, Word and PDF: bureau disputes, method of verification, direct disputes, debt validation, cease contact, identity theft block, inquiries, file requests, goodwill and pay-for-delete. Each names the law it rests on. You fill in, sign and mail every one yourself.
0% Intro APR: How It Works on the Personal Side
Promotional rates on personal cards under Regulation Z: the six-month minimum, transfer fees, deferred interest and how payments are applied.
MCA Defense & FDCPA Countersuit
Merchant cash advance disputes and debt-collection countersuits from primary sources — Richmond Capital, the Yellowstone consent order, the New York recharacterization test, confession-of-judgment limits, and the Rotkiske one-year clock that runs from the violation, not from when you find out.

Infinite Returns Incubator

The Wyoming Entity Course
Why Wyoming, and what an entity actually does and doesn’t do.
How to Structure Your Entity for Funding
Structure, Codes, and the Funding Stack — NAICS at formation and the size standards table, the § 120.110 exclusions as the regulation states them, forming the entity and getting the EIN free from the IRS, the address and footprint rules, the personal-guarantee line, the funding stack product by product, and every SBA program in its own lane.
Business Funding: 0% Interest and More
What business credit actually is, how it's built through payment history rather than personal guarantees you don't fully understand, and the real risks the market glosses over. Closes with which entity actually fits your situation and why file segregation is illegal, not a shortcut.
Business Tax Foundations
One commission check, three lessons: the § 199A deduction, the S-corp election and reasonable compensation, and what a 1099-K reports — Lessons 2.1 to 2.3.
Wholesaling, Wholetailing, Pre-Foreclosures, Foreclosures & Fix and Flip
Real, creative financing and acquisition strategy for buying, renovating, and reselling distressed property. Covers real loan structures, ARV, and the genuine risks specific to this strategy.
Subject-To, Wraps, Lease Options & EMD Lending
Real, creative real estate control strategies that don't require traditional bank financing. Covers what each structure legally is, and the real risks — title, recharacterization, forfeiture — the market rarely names.
Self-Directed IRA Structures
Disqualified persons, the six real categories of prohibited transactions, and why UBIT applies equally to Traditional and Roth self-directed IRAs.
Solo 401(k), SEP IRA & ROBS
Three structures the market conflates: Solo 401(k), SEP IRA, and ROBS — a financing structure, not a retirement product. Covers contribution capacities and the real limits that break each one.
Commercial Multifamily: 5+ Unit Apartment Investing
How 5+ unit apartment buildings are underwritten on the property's income — NOI, cap rate, DSCR and LTV, agency, HUD and bank financing paths, depreciation, passive-loss and 1031 rules.
Commercial Triple Net (NNN) Real Estate
How net-leased commercial property is valued from the lease and the tenant — lease types, guarantor credit, NOI and escalation formulas, financing channels, why SBA does not fit a pure investment property, and the depreciation, § 199A and 1031 rules.
Self-Storage & RV Parks
How self-storage facilities and RV parks are analyzed as operations-driven assets — occupancy and site-night metrics, financing paths, the SBA eligibility tests, and the depreciation rules for land improvements.

Education only. Not legal, tax or financial advice. Not a credit repair organization. No results are promised.