From the landlords perspective, they have to review the (sometimes countless) applications, choose a successful tenant, conduct background checks, and hope they don't flake.

The new multi-family construction that is happening seems to primarily be going up as larger syndications (like the two recent apartment buildings near the 40th street bridge and the countless going up in the Strip).

Charlottesville has gone through this very thing, as well, as have countless secondary and tertiary markets around the country - I spoke with your dad about this very thing when he was coming in to the NRV market several years ago. 

And guess what happens in 60-80 years, countless homes WAY beyond there life-span so the properties themselves aged out and removed from inventory.

I've turned down countless partnership opportunities because I don't vibe with the partner.

From countless hours of videos and conversations online and in person, multifamily is the route I was headed.

There's something almost poetic about turning a house from grunge into glory, and I am already anticipating the countless amounts of adrenalin rushes.I have to give credit to my parents who have helped a lot when it comes to teaching me financial sense.

@Erron HarrisI’ve read countless posts by various gurus about how to be successful as a wholesaler.

I purchased your book and have watched countless YouTube videos and read through forums.

There are index funds that have produced higher rates of return for their fund lifespan.Where I see countless potential ways to make money, you see none.