How about the countless others who have ran ponzi schemes throughout the years?

I can go for a short drive and find entire neighborhoods that fit the 2% rule in my area, but I would never invest in this area unless I got an excellent price that allowed for a full redo of the plumbing/electrical/HVAC because the properties are old and undoubtedly have deferred maintenance; landlords/slumlords in the area have been known to do the work themselves; and I don't want to deal with countless minor maintenance issues (eg. leaking faucets, malfunctioning outlets, etc.) that are bound to arise in a property with old and/or shoddy plumbing/electrical/HVAC.I don't mean to sound harsh in any of my response.

I've spent countless hours researching and learning as much as I can about REI.

I've learned by doing countless deals.

He takes all that I have learned from the BP community and the countless books I've read and helps apply those principles seamlessly to my business. 

After listening to countless bp podcasts I've been seeking a small local bank to build a relationship with and this one seems to be my best option.

It's a balancing act.Also, there are countless threads on BP on this subject, do a search. 

I've been reading countless websites, columns, forums/ etc. and couldn't be more excited.

Market shifts are nothing new, they have happened countless times before and will happen countless times again. 

There are countless stories of the loving family pit bull killing a child or turning on their owner, with no previous signs of aggression.