The Wealth Elevator Lane Kawaoka

The Wealth Elevator podcast's latest episode, hosted by Lane Kawaoka, delves into the transition from the basement floor to floor one, targeting small investors aiming for financial freedom with a net worth between $50,000 to $500,000 and a monthly cash flow of $0 to $5,000. The focus on cultivating a savvy money mindset and values is emphasized, drawing from Lane's personal journey as an engineer who saved aggressively.



The narrative shifts from traditional investing to the first floor's strategy, with Lane advocating for diversification into rental properties over conventional options like the 401k. The four key reasons to invest in rental properties—cash flow, appreciation, tax benefits, and leverage—are explored, emphasizing their potential to boost income and motivate additional savings.

Lane acknowledges the challenges, including dealing with tenants and property maintenance, but underscores the benefits of diversification within a portfolio. He encourages a gradual approach, highlighting the journey from saving a few thousand dollars monthly to significant increases in net worth over time.



The podcast discourages alternative investments like Airbnb short-term rentals and advises against vacation homes, favoring long-term rentals catering to the broader market, especially during economic downturns.



The episode elaborates on the tax benefits of real estate investments, with Lane advocating for a shift from traditional retirement plans to alternative approaches. Business expenses, such as equipment and meals, are discussed as deductible items, with a call for better understanding and collaboration with knowledgeable CPAs.



The conclusion emphasizes that the first floor is a training ground for learning the art of saving, budgeting, and investing in rental properties. Lane encourages the implementation of legal entities, asset protection, and tax strategies for long-term wealth building. He invites listeners to join upcoming episodes exploring strategies for ascending to higher floors, stressing the importance of sharing the podcast with like-minded friends for a supportive community.

In this episode of The Wealth Elevator podcast, Lane explores the foundational "basement level" of The Wealth Elevator, emphasizing the challenges of information overload for higher net worth individuals. The discussion covers personal experiences, the traditional linear path of financial success, and the importance of discernment and financial tools. Lane addresses distinguishing between good and bad debt, the significance of budgeting, and the value of building a financial foundation. He encourages listeners in the basement to appreciate the process, emphasizing the eventual financial growth. The episode concludes with a preview of upcoming discussions on the wealth elevator's other floors.

Welcome aboard "The Wealth Elevator," where financial independence is the ultimate destination. Join our host as they guide you through the rebranding journey in the first episode of the introduction series. Discover the inspiration behind the rebrand, rooted in the upcoming book, "The Wealth Elevator," and learn how the frustration of navigating the personal finance blogsphere birthed this cheat code to financial independence.

In this episode, delve into the meticulous process of rebranding, from a complete overhaul of colors and logos to the revamped website structure at TheWealthElevator.com. Say goodbye to the overwhelming Simple Passive Cashflow era as the podcast evolves into a user-friendly platform, tailored for both newbies and seasoned investors.

Explore the promises of the rebrand, from a fresh look and enhanced functionality to refreshed e-courses for existing members and an invitation for newcomers to join The Wealth Elevator Club. The transition extends to social media, offering short-form content to cater to diverse preferences.

Discover the wealth of knowledge waiting for you in the new member section, featuring e-courses on infinite banking, accredited investor banking, and specialized content for passive investors. The Wealth Elevator goes beyond real estate, encompassing taxes and future ventures, with the host acting as a personal Guinea pig to bring the best practices back to you.

Uncover the podcast's mission: educating the next generation on unconventional wealth-building tactics. The rebrand, book, and community work together to provide a meaningful path to financial independence. Join the call to action, share information, connect with the community, and let's elevate each other together.

Ponder the metaphor of the elevator as the host guides you through different floors. Pay it forward as you reach financial success, sending the elevator back down for others. Experience a seamless transition through the rebrand, with the team at team@thewealthelevator.com ready to assist. Connect personally by calling 808-215-5531 for support.

As the episode concludes, remember the purpose: to provide valuable information and education for achieving financial independence. Thank you for tuning in to the first episode of the introduction series. Stay tuned for future episodes as we journey through the different floors of The Wealth Elevator.

Join the Hui Deal Pipeline Club and secure a personal one-on-one call with Lane! https://simplepassivecashflow.com/club

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Excited to implement what you’ve learned from the episodes?

The goal is to get you to become a real estate investor,  pay less tax (the right way) and become an accredited investor.

The journey will take time, and sometimes it will be challenging.

But it’s essential to start and get yourself to the first step.

Join the Hui Deal Pipeline Club and secure a personal one-on-one call with Lane! https://simplepassivecashflow.com/club

 

Slide Link: https://www.slideshare.net/LaneKawaoka/investor-weekly-news-update-june-19-2023pdf

 

 


The Federal Reserve decided to keep interest rates unchanged in their recent meeting.
Insurance costs have been rising, especially due to recent weather events like hurricanes, impacting real estate investments in certain areas such as Dallas.
An underground seller called Underground Seller went bankrupt, leaving many customers wondering about the authenticity of the purchased wines.
The San Diego retreat is happening soon with an abbreviated schedule and plans for the annual retreat in Hawaii are still intact.
There is a shift in demand from owning to renting due to high home prices and rising mortgage rates, making home ownership less affordable compared to renting.

 

 

Connect with me:

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lanekawaoka/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SimplePassiveCashFlow 

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/simplepassivecashflow/

 

Watch & Listen:

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCX1ZU4WejBYUwvdGbBHOWzQ 

Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/simple-passive-cashflow

Spotify Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/1TrHc3fc8ZGw4mX3yK76rS 

Website Link: https://simplepassivecashflow.com/

 

Lane Kawaoka is a multi-family syndicator who owns 10,000+ rental units and is the leader of “Hui Deal Pipeline Club” which has acquired over $2.1 Billion AUM of real estate by syndicating over $186 Million Dollars of private equity since 2016.

 

Lane uses his Engineering degree to reverse engineer the wealth building strategies that the rich use in the Top-50 Investing Podcast, SimplePassiveCashflow.com.

Join the Hui Deal Pipeline Club and secure a personal one-on-one call with Lane! https://simplepassivecashflow.com/club

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Download the Net Worth Tracker sheet:  https://simplepassivecashflow.com/legacy

You don’t need to commit the same mistakes that other real estate investors (like Lane) did!

 

That’s what this episode is all about.

It’s a compilation of ‘what not to do’ so you can skip to the next right step.

Learning is better when you learn from other people’s experiences.