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Real Estate Investing Forum Index / Multi Family (5+ Units) / David Lindahl Coaching

Author	David Lindahl Coaching
brianmcavoy 4 Posts Member Since: 07/16/2008 Oshkosh, WI Join brianmcavoy's Network What's My Favorites Network?	Posted: 11:16 on 07-23-2008 I'd like to make contact with others who have any experience (good or bad) with David Lindahl's coaching program. I'm seriously considering the investment. The price tag is significant and I'd like to compare notes with someone who has been down this road before me if possible. [ Edited by JohnLocke on Date 07/23/2008 ] Profile of brianmcavoy Edit/Delete Post Quote this Post Report this post
cjmazur 4284 Posts Member Since: 07/23/2003 Cupertino, CA Join cjmazur's Network What's My Favorites Network?	Posted: 12:45 on 07-23-2008 A buddy did one of these program and it was 7500... The books and CDs are gather dust on the shelf's. He could make the principal of the program work in this area. Profile of cjmazur Edit/Delete Post Quote this Post Report this post
Kimtd 151 Posts Member Since: 06/08/2005 Beverly Hills, CA Join Kimtd's Network What's My Favorites Network?	Posted: 02:36 on 07-31-2008 Eh... i think all those "real estate gurus" repackage same crap over and over. In those seminars, they tell u not to record their stuff b/c that stuff is "intellectual property". Puh-lease. Get a book from your local library. You'll learn the same stuff. And read a lot on internet. I guarantee you... you will learn the SAME stuff. Profile of Kimtd Edit/Delete Post Quote this Post Report this post
Dewdman42 9 Posts Member Since: 12/11/2007 Burien, WA Join Dewdman42's Network What's My Favorites Network?	Posted: 13:51 on 10-09-2008 The main advantage of a mentor is that he/she will hold your hand through a deal or two. You can learn anything you need to know through various books and educational products at a fraction of the cost. But getting past analysis paralysis is what a mentor can help with. Not a bad way to go IF you are in a position to move on deals right now. Profile of Dewdman42 Edit/Delete Post Quote this Post Report this post
LeaseOptionKing 1553 Posts Member Since: 07/26/2004 Columbus, GA Join LeaseOptionKing's Network What's My Favorites Network?	Posted: 19:46 on 10-09-2008 I let (and encourage) my students to record. Does that mean I have no intellect? LOL _________________ "A deal is only as good as the quality of your Contracts." --Me Profile of LeaseOptionKing LeaseOptionKing's Products Edit/Delete Post Quote this Post Report this post
Kimtd 151 Posts Member Since: 06/08/2005 Beverly Hills, CA Join Kimtd's Network What's My Favorites Network?	Posted: 00:53 on 10-27-2008 I got this book from the library that was written in the 80's (or maybe 90's) by this retired ex-NFL player (for free b/c it was public library)... i forget his name. Then my friend bought one of these real estate guru's program for $5k. Guess what? They teach you the same thing. Forget the gurus. Start using your library. Profile of Kimtd Edit/Delete Post Quote this Post Report this post

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