Hawaii's Passive Real Estate Investing Club
REI Aloha is a private group of accredited investors in Hawaii who want their money in real estate without becoming landlords.
We get together a few times a year in Honolulu for dinners, panel discussions and small roundtables. Nobody pitches from the stage, and nobody is selling a course.
Most members are busy professionals, business owners and families who want to learn how passive investors use real estate for cash flow and tax savings.
Membership starts with a short onboarding call.
Free Resources
Free Copy of The Wealth Elevator
Lane’s Amazon bestselling book on how accredited investors build passive income and keep more of it after taxes.
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Built for accredited investors
Most members are accredited. The SEC's test is $200k income ($300k joint) or $1M net worth not counting your home. Conversations are about your stage, not starter rentals.
Education first, no sales pitch
Events are panels and Q&A with operators, CPAs and attorneys. You won't get pitched books, courses or a bootcamp.
Run by an investor
REI Aloha was started by Lane Kawaoka, PE, a Honolulu engineer turned full-time investor. Lane and his investor group have been part of $2.1B in real estate acquisitions, with more than 10,000 units acquired across 65+ projects.
Topics that fit where you are
Tax strategy, syndication due diligence, asset protection, infinite banking, and what to do after selling a business or another big liquidity event.
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