@Joel Owens You are absolutely correct, I have countless clients (strictly multi-family in Chicago) who at the end or near the end of their prepay put the building up for sale just to see if they can get someone to overpay, and if they can't they are already working with me to complete the refinance and lock it up for another 5 - 7 years.

He has countless podcasts and YouTube videos that explain his teachings.

Over the years, I've countless times been told that a seller called X amount of other investors and that I was the first to answer my phone.

Overleverage can be a huge problem - so much so that it has caused countless investors to lose everything.

Greatness is the only option for me, and I realize their are countless POOR investors out there.

From the countless hours of reading and self improvement, I got a couple of questions.1.

A lot of the best places to live in the country have been completely ruined as livable places by morons doing things that have tried and failed countless times, and that anyone with common sense knows are awful ideas.

I've seen/visited countless houses over the years and none have been perfect.

We've all heard countless stories from both sides and ultimately it's your choice.

No, not a fan of a market built on "but it's cheapest", that has been a sales slogan in countless products and it's ended horribly every time.