Simple Passive Cashflow Podcast

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

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. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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

Join the Hui Deal Pipeline Club and secure a personal one-on-one call with Lane!https://simplepassivecashflow.com/clubWelcome back to our Investor Weekly News Update for August 28th! Dive into the latest trends, insights, and strategies in the investment world. In this episode, we cover:

In this episode, Lane Kawaoka introduces Kevin Roth, a consultant who helps people address mindset and happiness issues. They discuss the importance of mental health and finding purpose beyond basic necessities. Kevin shares his personal journey, from a successful music career to financial challenges, a cancer diagnosis, and a profound shift in perspective. He emphasizes the significance of living minimally, prioritizing health, happiness, and security. Kevin's approach combines practical life advice with integrating spirituality to navigate challenges. They underscore the idea that true happiness arises from doing what one loves, being healthy, and practicing self-love, ultimately transcending the pursuit of excessive wealth or material possessions. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join the Hui Deal Pipeline Club and secure a personal one-on-one call with Lane!https://simplepassivecashflow.com/club.In this week's investor news update for August 15th, 2023, we delve into a comprehensive exploration of the market's current state, touching on both the bullish and bearish perspectives. Crowdfunding websites are under scrutiny as intermediaries between investors and deals, revealing complexities and potential pitfalls. While these platforms offer opportunities, careful consideration is needed, especially given past incidents. The real estate market's multifamily segment is experiencing shifts, with prices declining and cap rates adjusting, creating potential entry points for investors who seize the moment.An emphasis is placed on private investors dominating the landscape, while institutional investors approach with caution. The ongoing clash between fixed-rate and floating-rate financing strategies highlights differing approaches to market dynamics. Amid these trends, the market's bottom is

Fitch's Monumental Move: Delve into the recent seismic shift in the financial world as Fitch downgrades the U.S. debt rating from triple A to double A plus. Explore the reasons behind this historic decision and its potential implications for global markets.Economic Chessboard: Navigate the economic landscape as interest rates fluctuate, with Powell's insights suggesting a possible increase ahead. Analyze the potential effects of these rate hikes on different sectors and unpack whether we're on the cusp of a recession or just facing temporary turbulence.Insurance Challenges: Peer into the world of multifamily property owners as they grapple with soaring insurance premiums. Uncover how these hikes impact the bottom line and learn about strategies to mitigate their effects on real estate investments.Demographic Drivers: Zoom out to the global stage and discover the intriguing age shifts taking place around the world. Explore how these changing demographics are poised to influence investment choices, with generat

Ever wondered what it's like on the other side of an IRS audit? Join us for an illuminating discussion with Robert Norland, a former IRS special agent, who gives us an insider's view of the entire auditing process, and the difference between a criminal and civil investigation. We will unveil the veiled practices of the IRS in assessing and collecting taxes. We discuss the weighty topic of tax evasion and avoidance, and what makes an expense a legitimate business one. How often do people get flagged or audited by the IRS? What are the odds? Together with Robert, we delve into these aspects, shedding light on how technology, specifically artificial intelligence, is aiding the IRS in catching tax evasion and fraud cases. We turn the spotlight on the 2018 security act and how it brought changes to IRS tax filings. To top it off, we also discuss the indicators of fraud that the IRS watches for, giving you insights on what not to do.Finally, imagine saving money through real estate taxes. That's right! We expl

Ever wanted an insider's view on the latest in investor news? Well, you're in luck! Tune in as we dissect the Fed's decision to increase interest rates and explore how it reverberates across sectors like workforce housing. Now, you might be wondering what asset class Blackstone just unloaded? We've got you covered, as we delve into their recent decision to sell their self-storage portfolio to Public Storage for a whopping $2.2 billion - a bold move that raises intriguing questions about the asset class. But it's not all numbers and stats - we're also bringing some Hollywood to the mix. We're discussing actress Cameron Diaz's surprising decision to retire at 45, a move that is almost unheard of in Hollywood. It's a thought-provoking story that encourages us to reflect on when 'enough is enough' in our own careers and financial pursuits. We round off the episode with a sobering report from Harvard on the decreasing supply of low-cost rentals countrywide, reminding us of the enduring worth of residential real es

Ever wondered about the career progression of an engineer in the property development world? Prepare to be enlightened as Greg, a seasoned professional engineer, walks us through his intriguing journey from starting out as a design engineer to becoming a consultant, and then a pivotal player at a development firm. We also dissect the role of a property manager, stressing the crucial function of effective communication in sealing development deals. Stay tuned as we dissect the remarkable differences between development deals and existing infrastructure projects and illustrate the importance of investors conducting rigorous due diligence.This episode isn't all about careers, though. Brace yourself as we tackle the financial hurricane that hit our budgets due to the soaring lumber prices. Learn how we braved this storm by buying lumber in separate tranches and the tactics we used to minimize the damage. Take notes as we expose the sneaky tricks contractors might employ and share tips on crafting a contract that

In this week's Investor Weekly News Update for July 24th, several topics are covered. Crowdfunding Website Bankruptcy: The crowdfunding website, Nightingale Office Real Estate Investments on Cross Street, has filed for bankruptcy due to inadequate due diligence on their part. This has surprised many as crowdfunding websites were thought to act as broker-dealers, but they do carry some risks for investors. Real Estate Market Review: The new home market has been thriving in the first half of 2023, despite high mortgage rates. However, there are concerns about a potential downturn in 2024 due to a decrease in new construction projects. Top States for Relocation: Texas and Florida are the most sought-after locations for people looking to move across state lines, while Florida sees the highest volume of search queries from residents wanting to leave the state. Rising Insurance Costs: Insurance premiums for multifamily and commercial properties have been increasing due to inflation and catastrophic risks. Some loca

Get ready to elevate your wealth as we embark on a journey of growth, change, and insight in our latest Investor News update. We promise to deliver not just news, but also a wealth of knowledge that you can leverage. We'll start by sharing some big developments, like the reconstruction of our website, where you'll soon find a treasure trove of e-courses - all for free! From syndication to infinite banking, these courses are designed to push you further up the wealth elevator.This episode contains content about:5 billion in assets, and institutional operators with larger capitalization.Lower-end operators struggling with higher expenses and debt due to purchasing assets at higher prices, lack of personal net worth to support deals.Pre-institutional level operators with increased personal networks contributing to projects and using capital calls or personal reserves to address financial needs.Institutional operators relying on Wall Street money to fund deals, using rescue capital, and potentially diluting LPs'

This episode promises to unravel the intricacies of strategic thinking that seep into every successful business venture, fueled by my personal tryst with corporate America. You'll learn the underlying factors that separate these two distinct segments of the workforce - the cerebral intellectuals and the hands-on house flippers. Additionally, we turn the spotlight on Alabama, a hidden gem now heralded by the Wall Street Journal as an affordable paradise for retirees. The second half of our discussion immerses you in the latest happenings of the US housing market - a realm currently brimming with sales. For the first time in nearly a year, the average US home is selling above the asking price. We delve into the reasons behind this trend, from low inventory and unwavering demand to homeowners capitalizing on favorable market rates. News on the real estate front gets even more interesting as we dissect the implications of Peer Street's recent Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing on real estate syndicators. This epis

Get ready to elevate your wealth as we embark on a journey of growth, change, and insight in our latest Investor News update. We promise to deliver not just news, but also a wealth of knowledge that you can leverage. We'll start by sharing some big developments, like the reconstruction of our website, where you'll soon find a treasure trove of e-courses - all for free! From syndication to infinite banking, these courses are designed to push you further up the wealth elevator.We'll also talk about how we're breaking new ground with our rebranding and upcoming book release. On the economic front, we'll dissect current trends with a spotlight on interest rates and rent changes. By tapping into expert projections from the Urban Land Institute's spring real estate economic forecast, we'll help you understand what to expect in the commercial real estate transaction volumes and GDP growth. We're not just giving updates; we're providing context and implications for your investments. So if you want to stay ahead in th

Get the inside scoop on the world of IRS tax processes with our esteemed guest, Joe Mastrianoo from taxproblem.org. Gain an understanding of Joe's unique insights and strategies, including his foolproof four-part audit prevention checklist. You'll come away appreciating the intricacies of IRS codes, regulations, and discerning which receipts to hold onto for deductions.As we journey through this discussion, Joe demystifies the concept of the discriminant income function (DIF score) used by accountants to evaluate your average contributions. You'll learn why tax deductions are vital and how filing an extension could be your saving grace. Investors, pay attention to Joe as he advises on taking every possible deduction that can be substantiated, providing justification for exceptional expenses.We'll also broach the chaos in the IRS that ensued from the onset of COVID. Joe underscores the importance of a professional review on your return to ensure it withstands an audit. We'll weigh the potential costs and bene

• 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/SimplePassiv... Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/simplepassi...Watch & Listen:YouTube:    / @simplepassivecas...   Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/si...Spotify Podcast: https://open.spo

Join the Hui Deal Pipeline Club and secure a personal one-on-one call with Lane! https://simplepassivecashflow.com/club-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. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join the Hui Deal Pipeline Club and secure a personal one-on-one call with Lane! https://simplepassivecashflow.com/clubSlide Link: https://www.slideshare.net/LaneKawaoka/investor-weekly-news-update-june-19-2023pdfThe 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 Instag

Join the Hui Deal Pipeline Club and secure a personal one-on-one call with Lane! https://simplepassivecashflow.com/club-Download the Net Worth Tracker sheet:  https://simplepassivecashflow.com/legacyYou 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. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.