Read countless books, watched videos, podcasts, and webinars from many different investors all with different tricks.

You’ve put in countless hours building a firm knowledge of the foundational principles of real estate, and you’re up on the market trends.

I've read countless posts on the topic of ways to financially address the lease break details based on the lease agreement and state laws, but not much about the best way to communicate it.

since squiring my license they have suggested countless free training which has proved useful.  

Hello, my father has done exactly what you're talking about doing countless times.

You are right there are a tremendous number of people with countless angles.  

See the countless articles, videos, forum posts on BP, and elsewhere...

I've been involved in countless transactions, none of which I was the buyer.

People like that are in need of a place to call home; they will submit applications to countless landlords in the hopes that just one will accept them, and they know that there will be some application fees involved; they know in advance that chances are good that most landlords will decline them if they perform the proper background checks, but they only need that one to ignore the background checks and say "yes" ... don't be THAT landlord.

How many countless 'investors' (homeowners using their homes as ATMs, too) were caught with their pants down when loans reset during the GRC?