Showing posts with label David Lindahl Investing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label David Lindahl Investing. Show all posts

Wednesday, 19 August 2015

David Lindahl - A Throwback from our archives!

A Throwback from our archives! Apartment House Riches student and Yoga Instructor, Dan Stein, tells us about how he went about acquiring three separate properties during his studentship with us!

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Tuesday, 9 June 2015

Sunday, 12 October 2014

Raise you’re RE Marketing Skills with David Lindahl Tips

Marketing is one of the essential aspects in any industry. Marketing assist you to expand your business network. Once you improve your marketing approach you can reach the next level in investment realtor business effortlessly. David Lindahl Positive Attitude makes you a better person particularly when you deal with clients directly. Each client’s requisite differs.

Have a “can do” attitude that will assist you recuperate from any problem that you face in your business. Never get discouraged by failures, keep working hard, and keep in mind „Failure is a stepping stone to successes‟. A person who is hungry for success will attain it simply because he has not given up.
When David Lindahl says low, it means they are not at the market rate, but below it. Typically, rents are kept low for two reasons.

1. The first reason is landlords are afraid to increase rents because they are afraid tenants will call and ask for repairs to be done to their properties.

2. The second reason is landlords are afraid the tenants will move out if they raise the rents. Well, if you are taking care of your tenants like you should be, treating them like the gold that they are-- let's face it, your tenants are you business' cash flow, and you've got to take care of that income stream-- and you raise your rents to the market rate, your tenants will not leave.

Monday, 1 September 2014

Commercial Real Estate Guide by David Lindahl

First, let's look at this from the investor side of things. Every market has investors, large and small, who are interested specifically in commercial caliber real estate. David Lindahl says that Some of these are what I call Tier One investors, who look for small to medium-sized commercial buildings. Tier Two investors look for even larger buildings (exclusively so) and Tier Three investors are perhaps the biggest players of all, responsible for developing new properties.


While this player breakdown is pretty loose and definitely unofficial, I think you get the general idea. Some investors are finders of properties and some are creators or developers of properties. Any and all of them may build funding for their projects through collaboration with others but all are people you would benefit from knowing in your area as you start building your own business. These players may have deals to offer and some may be interested in collaboration so these contacts are essential.