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EPISODE · Aug 31, 2026 · 19 MIN

Lazy Money, Leverage & Building Generational Wealth | Lane Kawaoka

from The James Ibezim Podcast · host James

What if financial freedom isn't about earning more, but learning how to make the money you already have work harder?In this episode, I sit down with Lane Kawaoka, a former civil engineer who became a real estate millionaire by 31 and now participates in a portfolio encompassing more than 10,000 rental units and over $2.1 billion in real estate assets.We explore the ideas behind his book, The Wealth Elevator, including "lazy money," real estate syndications, leverage, debt, tax strategies, passive investing, and the role relationships play in accessing better opportunities.Lane also breaks down how investors should evaluate real estate deals, the concept of Accredited Investor Banking, and the financial lessons he wishes he had known before making his first investment.If you're serious about building long-term wealth, protecting your capital, and eventually creating financial freedom, this conversation offers a different way to think about where your money goes and how it works.Learn more about Lane Kawaoka and The Wealth Elevator: https://thewealthelevator.com

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