Wholesaler
from Baltimore, Maryland
I have seen many gurus but the
reason I was attracted to Lindahl is because of the knowledge he gives you.
I think Dave Lindahl is one of the better GURUs. He does give good information.
What I liked about the Lindahl
programs is mainly the deal analysis tools he gives (and I heard in the boot
camps that he does case studies of actual properties) and I like the contracts
he gives. Are these really as great as I think they are?
Dave
has a decent deal analysis tool. (More below). Yes he does case studies in his boot
camp. He also has decent contracts. His Letter of Intent as I remember was very
good. However any contract to purchase commercial property is worthless. You
should not use a pre-made contract. An attorney that specializes in commercial
property should create one specific to your deal.
Ned, since your partner has gone to
the boot camps and I am assuming has the courses, has you or your partner used
any of the forms or analysis tools?
Yes
we have used his analysis tools. I feel the CCIM spreadsheets are better as
they do a better job with multi-year calculations and internal rate of return.
Dave's sheets do not calculate IRR unless he has added it recently.
One
think Dave does better than most is he gives you typical numbers for expenses.
Many deals you will look at will look like great deals only because they have
fudged the expenses. Knowing what they should be is a big help. An even better
source of expenses is the IREM expense books. They survey owners across the
country to come up with typical expense for various regions. (Chicago and Texas
have very different costs for snow removal for example)
Good
Luck,
Ned
Carey
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