Countless borrowers over the years have come to me saying that they do not qualify for conventional financing because they were told that by an LO or they just assumed I guess, but actually had no issue and in fact in some cases had very low debt to income.of course DSCR loans are easier for the LO, and it some cases a handy tool, but do not assume you cannot qualify for a much better priced conventional loan. and as for all the "work" a borrower has to for a conventional loan vs DSCR is provide pay stubs/W-2's and tax returns.

I saw 7 specialists, took countless tests and exams and no one could help me or find the answers.

There are countless contractors who when asked if they are licensed they lie and say yes and customers take them at their word. 

I've seen countless times where black folks will step in to protect a white person they deem to be "cool" (hood card carriers) from being a target.3.

John has been gracious enough to spend countless hours detailing his work for the benefits of other with less experience.

I have watched countless videos and I have prepared myself as best as I can for my first deal.

Not all my questions personally (the funding and the what if things go south are my biggest, mostly funding) but these are just a few of probably countless questions people will ask themselves as they try to navigate REI or any other type of venture. 

I like @Maurice Smith's idea.I have heard countless stories about hard money lenders doing the same thing.

I can show you countless examples of taking a SFH and selling well above sales comps by justifying the price based on the NOI of the actual property through an actual income approach.

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.