WNN Properties
Thu, Nov 19 · 6–8 p.m. · Kahala Save my seat

In person · Treehouse Coworking, Kahala

You don’t need to live near your rentals. You need a team that does.

One evening in Kahala with Steve Werner and Shauna Kamaka on how to find, vet and run the people who make remote investing work, so you can own cash-flowing rentals on the mainland while you live here.

Hosted by Steve Werner & Shauna KamakaWNN Properties

Your remote investing teamWho fills each line?
RoleYour person
Investor-friendly agentFinds deals that fit your buy box
LenderGets you funded on out-of-state rentals
Inspector & contractorYour eyes and hands on the property
Property managerTakes the tenant call so you don’t
On Nov 19: where to find each one in a market you’ve never visited, and how to tell a good one from a costly one.

Why the team comes first

Steve once owned 150 doors and did every job himself.

By his third year of investing, Steve had about 150 doors across more than 50 properties. He was also the plumber, the electrician and the roofer. No coaching, no one to hand things off to. Ten to twelve hours a day, managing properties instead of owning them.

Now picture those rentals 2,500+ miles across the Pacific. Without the right people, you’re not an investor. You’re a part-time property manager with a very long commute.

Most people here who want rentals think the blocker is money or the market. It’s usually people.

Steve Werner mid-talk with a microphone
“It’s really about finding great properties, having them managed for you so you don’t burn out day to day.” Steve Werner

What we’ll cover

Two hours, one room, and a team plan you can start on Friday

  • Where to find each team member, from Hawaiʻi

    Agents, lenders, inspectors, contractors and property managers in a market you may never set foot in, and where the good ones actually come from.

  • How to vet them before you send a dollar

    The questions that separate the people who protect your money from the ones who quietly cost you, and the red flags to walk away from.

  • How to run the team without running yourself ragged

    The structure that lets a firefighter, a nurse and a teacher living in Japan run their portfolios from 1,500+ miles away.

    Results not typical; individual results vary.

  • The room itself

    Local investors working on the same problem. Bring questions, swap names, and leave with people you can call.

Save my seat

Free. Thursday, November 19, 6–8 p.m. at Treehouse Coworking in Kahala.

Is this evening for you?

Come if

  • You live in Hawaiʻi and want rentals that cash-flow, but the math doesn’t work on the island.
  • You’ve thought about investing on the mainland and stalled on “who would I even trust out there?”
  • You already own a remote rental and your current team is the problem.

Skip it if

  • You want someone to pick your properties for you. This evening is about building your own team.
  • You only want to invest where you can drive by the property.

Your hosts

Meet Steve and Shauna

Portrait of Steve Werner

Steve Werner

Real estate investor since age 21

Steve started as a 21-year-old college bartender with about $180 in the bank. The realtor wouldn’t show him another property and the bank wouldn’t lend him a dollar. Six months later he bought his first duplex with owner financing. Within three years he had about 150 doors.

He learned the hard way what it costs to do every job yourself, moved into multifamily in 2014 as the one raising the money, and today is part owner in hundreds of deals.

Shauna Kamaka talking with attendees at a WNN Properties meetup

Shauna Kamaka

Advisor, WNN Properties · Born and raised in Hawaiʻi

Shauna is a mom, a real estate investor, and a mentor who believes everyday people can build wealth through real estate, wherever they live.

As an advisor with WNN Properties, she works closely with new investors: helping them build confidence, get past the fears that stall most people, and take real steps toward their goals. Her favorite part is celebrating their wins.

The WNN community, in the room

From our last in-person event

CJ presenting on stage to a full room at the Ala Moana Hotel
Shauna Kamaka speaking on stage with a microphone
An attendee photographing a presentation slide on debt
An audience member asking a question into a microphone
Attendees listening at tables during the event
Attendees listening closely to a presentation
WNN Properties investors mingling at a meetup

Getting there

Treehouse Coworking, Kahala

Come straight from work. We’ll start on time at 6 and wrap by 8.

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When
Thursday, November 19, 20266:00–8:00 p.m. HST
Where
Treehouse Coworking4819 Kilauea Ave, Suite 7, Honolulu, HI 96816
Cost
Free
Bring
Your questions

Your rentals can be 2,500+ miles away. Your team can’t be a mystery.

Spend one evening getting it figured out, in person.

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Free · Thursday, November 19 · 6–8 p.m. HST · Treehouse Coworking, Kahala