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I mean, I had a college education and a good paying job. Lane (04:05): The students really soft with much. Did that, did you immediately start in the real estate investing or did you start somewhere else and kind of build up a little bit of cash before diving head first into real estate? So I'm interested, you basically started growing your wealth from investing. And the key aspect of all of those books is that you have to have a pile of cash in order to turn that into wealth. Nick (03:24): I'm completely with you on that entire thing because yeah, I feel like a lot of people come out with books and I know like investing books are a big one that really grind my gears because they talk about how you are going to build this wealth with investing. Everybody bought a handful of rentals and went FII and fired their bosses.

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It's almost like somebody doesn't want you to break free from your job, actually, that makes a lot of sense, right? We want, we need people who would get my coffee for me. And the crazy thing it's very counterintuitive to everything your parents taught you.

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Lane (02:44): I think today, um, my technical expertise in bedding deals, underwriting deals, but also I figured out the secrets of the wealthy by doing joining different masterminds, getting around, improving my network and I've realize how to get wealthy and how to keep your wealth roll it. So what do you think your super power would be? I mean like, what is that thing that you think that you just crush it at? Or maybe you have people that if they have questions, they always come to you about the specific thing. Um, but before we do that, I like to ask all of my guests that come on the show, what is your superpower and my superpower. So I'm excited to talk to you about that. I think we're really on the same page with a lot of that stuff. And we're going to kind of get into this later in the interview about that, that dogma of going through school, college, getting a career, writing that career out till you're 65 and can finally retire. I'm really interested in your whole take.

Lane (02:00): But that was, I know that all man, like asset cashflow and it all kind of grew from there.

The reds were 2,202 young, 20 something year old kid that was on a beer money at the time. Um, graduated college back in 2007, um, I was told to go to school, study hard, be a good little boy and, uh, work at my engineering job, whatever for 40 to 50 years, uh, started to buy a house to live in which again, follow all the financial dogma out there, which I definitely do not agree with, but because I was never home because I was working for the man all the time, I decided to rent it out. I also in the family office advisor, I help high net worth clients break free from the normal financial planner, garbage at your best in real stuff that the two wealthy are into these days. Lane (01:05): We put together apartment syndications for passive investors to come in. Lane (01:01): So currently today own 4,500 rental properties. So before we do that Lane, why don't you give the listeners a little bit of an idea of who you are and what it is you actually do? So I'm really excited about this because we have not talked about any investing on the Nine-Five Podcast yet. That whole realm that I know virtually nothing about. And we're going to be really talking about how he broke free in the real estate rental business. Today, we're going to be talking about Lane's story about how he broke free from his nine to five and got into entrepreneurship. And this is the show where we get inside the minds of entrepreneurs and business owners to help you start and grow your own business. Nick (00:19): Back to the Nine-Five Podcast. So you can start, build and grow your own online business. And I'm your host, Nick Nalbach where we get into the minds of entrepreneurs and people just like you. Nick (00:01): This is the Nine-Five Podcast.