I could list countless scenarios where a lender seemingly screwed a borrower/investor over, either by design, or unintentionally. 

He has promised countless times over several months (5 months to be exact) to come back to us with "a proposal by the end of this week" via email on 11/28/23 and "we will get this wrapped up this week" via email on 12/11/23 - and we are already in the first week of February 2024 without a proposal and without any progress in coming to a resolution.

There are countless blogs, forums, and online communities where experts and enthusiasts freely share their knowledge and experiences.

However, I believe if you can get yourself into the proper mindset, put in the countless hours of proper education, then this becomes more of a reality (this philosophy can be applied to more than just REI dreams).Again, no two investors are alike and you've got to understand your inner investor before you decide on which advice to take.

Additionally, I've invested countless hours in watching educational YouTube videos, listening to podcasts, and extensively reading relevant materials on these topics on the internet.Responding to some of the questions raised on Lisa's case:1.

Yet, all the members would need to do would be to go look at their archives and look at the predicted gains and check if they occurred in reality and they'd find out easily that my example above is typical.There are countless people in that same situation situation and, in my humble opinion, it's about time that they swallow their pride (for having fallen for their marketing tricks) and speak up so that other people don't have to experience the same situation in the future.

A property management company can take this burden entirely from your shoulders and perform the management functions in a more systematized and automated manner, saving the landlord countless hours of time and effort.

Many more have called and I have spent countless hours answering questions and assisting where I could, but most have faded away and some have been just a waste of my time.

I have read from countless investors who the majority have a handful or properties such as myself who keep their properties in a LLC for liability reasons and the tax benefit you mentioned. 

There are countless factors in play here and it makes answering this question or assessing cost very difficult.