I would advise you to have a holistic, comprehensive view of your wealth building process. 

You can draw inferences from more holistic data, but this is a pretty Stretch Armstrong level stretch to me. 

No need to rush.Think in a more holistic way.

A good cost segregation company should take a holistic view of their customers needs. 

But wanted to give a holistic answer.

I think it's worth making the distinction because I can eliminate a property that won't fit my buying criteria a lot faster with the former than with the latter, but Michael Blank's is a lot more holistic and includes nice stuff like different classes of equity and their respective returns, etc

May be I don't fully understand the holistic view of evaluating and purchasing a commercial property - hence I'm here looking for guidance. :)

Do you take a holistic/portfolio view and look at the overall profitability, or an individualistic view of the profitability of each independent property?

Since he is also Property Manager, he will be able to provide a holistic solution .

Hopefully you are able to find a lender that will take the time to understand where you're coming from and look at your situation holistically.