Dave Lindahl was a featured speaker at the Learning Annex Real Estate Wealth Expo at the Jacob Javitz Center in NY on November 18th and 19th. There were several thousand people who came to hear Dave discuss his strategies on investing in apartment buildings without being a landlord to create a positive monthly cash flow.
Dave explained his straightforward 5 Steps to Financial Freedom system during his 90 minute presentation. He presented helpful tips on locating real estate investment clubs to find and finance potential deals. In addition, he communicated what banks look for when determining approval of a mortgage on an apartment building and how he uses market cycles to power his investment deals.
“Successful people take action” is one of Dave Lindahl’s favorite sayings. He described how people may pass on a good deal due to fear of the unknown and that taking action is the way to overcome that fear.
Dave is an affable presenter who offered a clear and concise strategy to invest in apartment building without being a landlord. He conducts seminars around the country and if he is speaking in your area, I recommend hearing what he has to say.
PLEASE DO NOT TAKE DAVE’S COURSE! I had such a negative experience with Dave’s content, course, staff, lack of returning phone calls, billing errors and not refunding when they said they would. Don’t believe anything people. Notice how he doesn’t look genuinely interested in peoples questions, notice the “routine” way he presents the same things such as being a family boy, the sweater vest….everything is calculated for us to believe he’s honest and innocent. I had a mixup after my partner backed out and I went half with another attendee after his office agreed to reinburse me and they billed me twice. I even tried to return the books and he wouldn’t take them back even thought his website says he’d take it back. I will give anyone my copy because it was useless to me. I’ve bought several homes since his bootcamp and honestly nothing he taught other than calculating cap rate was worth my time. Every minute was spent trying to sell us more “stuff”.
How much do you want for it?
Please give me a call about the course and let me know what you think ? I will be willing to purchase the course 817-819-9620
Thanks,
Ron
I forwarded your message, someone should be getting back with you in the next day or two about the product.
I am also interested in what his course contains. I heard him on creonline.com teleseminar trying to sell his course. I was not convinced for the amount he wanted. I am glad I did not purchase it. Although if it is cheap enough I might consider it.
Did anyone hear Paula Licitra. She has the course she said it was junk, don’t be sheep. We have many units and 2nd gen landlords. time teaches you all you need to know. Tip
1. ) Pay little for building
2. ) If your small (no buildings) nothing smaller then 3 units nothing bigger then 4 units (anything 5 and over is commercial and is a harder loan to get for the new landlord)
3. ) You can count on 20% vacancy some years are better then others.
4. ) Only good streets with good people (if you see bands of kids in packs or 3-4 year old walk down the street in a diper don’t buy the building)!!!!!!!!!!
5. ) Low intrest we just pick up a newer 8 unit built in 1981 intrest 6.5 fix for 10 years (this building started 2 years ago at 480k we picked it up for 325k just wait for the right time no hurry.
time to get the kids to bed
David Lindahl, his brother Dan and his money handler Jeannie gave me the runaround for nearly 16 months on trying to partner with them on acquistions. These guys also continued to try to sell me on their products and mentoring while stalling or turning down deals for a partnership on. I have emails recorded and a personal witness.
I would be willing to work with them again IF THEY WOULD REALLY PARTNER ON A DEAL WITH US
ATTENTION: I am working on acquiring 2 large apartment complexes right now and we need either equity investors or potential principal partners who would take care of the donw payments and reserves. hpmi@ymail.com
Just know that by preparing for the worst, you can overcome the challenge of unpredictable liquidity. Remember, in the long run, investing in real estate is still your best shot at a higher return on your money. You need only know what you face going into the situation.