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Welcome to The Legacy Investor Podcast, where we talk money, investing, business, and what it means to leave a legacy for generations to come. Hosted by Cameron Philgreen, this show dives deep into the intersection of entrepreneurship, investing, and legacy-building, all while keeping God at the center. Whether you're a seasoned investor or just starting out, you'll discover how to align your financial journey with your faith, grow wealth with integrity, and create a lasting impact for generations to come. Join in, as we explore practical strategies, real-world stories, and timeless biblical principles to help you honor God in every step of your journey.
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- 4 days ago44 min
77: The All-In-One Loan: How Mike Newman Helps High Achievers Take Control of Their Mortgage
Some of my favorite episodes are when we get into the mechanics of building wealth — and today's conversation with Mike Newman is one of those. If you're financially minded, a high achiever with discretionary income, and especially if you own multiple properties or dream of paying off your home faster while keeping flexibility in your life, this one's for you.Mike spent about 20 years in the mortgage industry with one company before going out on his own, and he brings an athletics and coaching background into the way he serves people. On this episode we dig into a product he's genuinely fired up about: the All-In-One loan — a first-lien HELOC that integrates your checking account with your mortgage.Mike breaks down how it works: instead of your income sitting in a checking account doing nothing, every dollar you deposit immediately goes against your mortgage balance, and interest is calculated daily on that lower balance. He explains why the average American mortgage never really gets paid off, why this approach can be a fit for people with variable or windfall income (think sales, real estate, commissions), and how he uses it across both primary residences and investment properties. We also get into the Texas-specific wrinkles, since our homestead laws make it work a little differently here. And he walks through the simulator he uses with clients so you can compare it against your current loan and actually see the numbers for yourself.What I appreciated most was Mike's heart. He's not here to just close loans — his mission is to spread knowledge, help people gain control over something they never felt in control of, and free them up to dream about what's possible for their family and their legacy.A quick note: everything Mike shares is educational, not financial advice. The right move depends on your own situation, so do your homework and talk to a professional before making any decisions about your mortgage.My challenge to you: write down three things from this episode you want to look into this week, and DM me on Instagram to tell me what stood out. And reach out to Mike if you want to run your own numbers.Let's get into it.
- 1 weeks ago47 min
76: From "Not Enough" to More Than Enough: Dr. B on Identity, Purpose, and Living On Purpose
Some of my favorite episodes of this podcast are when we talk about business, real estate, and building wealth — but none of it really matters if you don't have purpose. For me, purpose comes from Jesus, and I believe my mission is to bring the Kingdom of Heaven to earth through everything I do — business, real estate, parenting, marriage, and relationships. Today's conversation with Dr. B was a powerful reminder of that.Dr. Brian E. Arnold — Dr. B — is the host of two podcasts, Living On Purpose and Journey to Freedom, and the author of three books. He's a legend, and I'm grateful he came on the show.Dr. B's story is wild. He was diagnosed with dyslexia in third grade back in the early '70s and grew up believing he wasn't enough. He didn't plan on going to college — he wanted to be a Hollywood stunt man — but an athletic scholarship and his mom's belief in education put him on a different path. From there, his life became a series of God-orchestrated moments and mentors: a principal named John Buckner who paid for his ticket back to California when Colorado wouldn't let him teach, a master's in educational technology that became "the equalizer" for his dyslexia, a stint teaching teachers at the university level, and eventually a doctorate in educational leadership.He's also built a mortgage and financial services business, survived the 2008 crash, run nonprofits serving people experiencing homelessness, and launched Journey to Freedom — a podcast where he set out to interview 100 successful Black men in a single year and ended up with over 250 episodes.What hit me hardest in this conversation was Dr. B's framework: being, then doing, then having — not the other way around. We can't accumulate possessions and then figure out who we are. We have to know our identity first. He talks about affirmations, vision, and becoming outward-focused, and he drops this line that I can't stop thinking about: you are the answer to someone else's prayer. You just have to be present enough to notice.If you've ever felt like you weren't enough, like your past disqualifies you, or like you're still searching for purpose in your work — this one's for you.My challenge: write down three things from this episode you want to put into practice this week. DM me on Instagram and tell me what landed. And go give Dr. B a follow on his podcasts and grab one of his books.Let's get into it.
- 2 weeks ago45 min
75: How to Transfer Wealth Without Ruining the Next Generation | Steven Bowles
In this episode, I sit down with Steven Bowles to talk about wealth transfer, estate planning, stewardship, and how to prepare the next generation to handle what we leave behind.Whether your net worth is negative, modest, or in the millions, this conversation matters because every family needs to think intentionally about the future. Steven has spent years working with family offices and high-net-worth families, and he shares what he has learned from seeing wealth transfer done both well and poorly. We talk about why wealth rarely disappears simply because of bad investments—it often breaks down because of poor communication, lack of preparation, and failure to build healthy family systems. Steven explains why families need to talk about values, stewardship, inheritance, and the purpose behind the resources they have been given.We also get practical and cover estate taxes, revocable trusts, wills, probate, life insurance, and why planning early can protect your family from unnecessary confusion, costs, and conflict.At the core, this episode is not just about money. It is about stewardship. Everything we have has been entrusted to us, and it is our responsibility to plan wisely so we can bless the next generation instead of burdening them.If you care about building a legacy, protecting your family, and stewarding wealth with purpose, this episode is for you.
- 3 weeks ago44 min
74: Building a Family That Outlives You | John Knowlton on Shared Governance, Wealth, and Legacy
John Knowlton might be one of my favorite guests to date. If you're someone who wants to do business at a high level and have a thriving marriage, family, and financial life, this episode is for you.John co-founded several wealth management firms, growing the last one to $1.25 billion in client assets before selling his interest in 2020 to invest more deeply in his family. He's been a dual-career guy his whole adult life — part-time pastor, full-time business leader — and today he serves as chief of staff at his church after years of leading peer advisory groups for Christian CEOs through C12.In this conversation, John pulls back the curtain on something I haven't heard many people talk about: family governance. Instead of the traditional estate plan where parents manage everything and kids inherit it later, John and his wife Julie have invited their four adult kids into shared decision-making now. They've built a family board, a philanthropy committee, and an investment committee — and his kids are actually sitting on them. We get into how they developed their family's mission, vision, and values, and how this whole framework is designed to pass on more than money: the habits and wisdom that built it.We also talk about the "most important hour" of the day, how John listens for God's voice (often through his wife), what 25 years of marriage has taught him about partnership, and why the question "what's for dinner?" is the wrong one to ask your spouse.My challenge to you: write down three things from this episode you want to put into practice — today, this week, or this year. Then DM me on Instagram and tell me what you implemented. And go thank John on LinkedIn for sharing his wisdom.Let's get into it.
- May 4, 202630 min
73: How to Buy Your First House with Less Money Than You Think
In this episode, I sit down with Zach Griffin to talk through one of the most important first steps in building wealth: buying your first home.This conversation is especially for first-time homebuyers, people who want to house hack, or anyone who feels like homeownership is out of reach. Zach breaks down the mortgage process in a simple, practical way and explains why you may not need nearly as much money as you think to get started. We talk about how much money you actually need to buy a house, the difference between FHA and conventional loans, what to ask a lender, how to think about credit repair, and why talking to the right mortgage professional early can help you build a clear game plan.We also get into house hacking and why your first property can completely change the trajectory of your financial future. Whether that means buying a duplex, renting out rooms, or creatively turning part of your home into a separate living space, there are more ways to get started than most people realize.If you’ve been telling yourself you don’t make enough money, don’t have enough saved, or aren’t ready to buy a home, this episode will give you the clarity and confidence to take the next step.
- Apr 27, 202642 min
72: From 80-Hour Weeks to Freedom: The Buyback Time Formula Explained
In this episode of The Legacy Investor Podcast, I sit down with George Rivera to talk about what it really means to buy back your time. George shares the powerful story of watching his father work hard, provide well, but miss many of the moments that mattered most — and how that same pattern started showing up in George’s own life.After building a highly successful business, George realized that money alone was not the goal if it came at the cost of his family, faith, and freedom. He walks us through his “buyback time” formula, including how to run a freedom audit, identify what tasks need to be eliminated, automated, or delegated, and how to delegate with true ownership instead of just handing off tasks that eventually boomerang back.This conversation is for the entrepreneur, investor, or business owner who feels cash rich but time poor. If you’re tired of missing dinners, games, vacations, or moments with the people you love, George’s story and framework will challenge you to rethink how you’re building your business — and what kind of legacy you’re really creating.
- Apr 20, 20261h 45m
71: The 4-3-2-10 Strategy: Build Passive Income Through Real Estate Without Doing the Work
In this episode, I sit down with Axel Maierhofer to talk about a powerful path to building wealth through turnkey real estate investing.Axel has a fascinating background—from growing up in Germany, flying for the military, leading organizations, and eventually building businesses in the United States. That journey led him to discover real estate as a way to create long-term freedom and financial independence. We break down Axel’s 4-3-2-10 strategy and how busy professionals, business owners, and high-income earners can invest in out-of-state turnkey rental properties without becoming full-time landlords or active real estate operators.This conversation is especially valuable if you want the benefits of real estate ownership—cash flow, tax advantages, appreciation, and control—without taking on the headaches of managing everything yourself.We also dive into:Why mindset matters when building wealthHow to think like a business owner instead of an employeeLeadership lessons from the military and entrepreneurshipHow to communicate confidently with lenders and banksWhy many people stay stuck financially—and how to break out of itAxel brings decades of wisdom and practical experience to this conversation, and I think you’ll walk away with a fresh perspective on what’s possible.If you’ve wanted to invest in real estate but felt too busy, too late, or too overwhelmed to start, this episode is for you.
- Apr 13, 202637 min
70: The Wholesaling Blueprint | How Jaben Makings Built a Real Estate Business with Almost No Capital
In this episode, I sit down with Jaben Makings, a full-time real estate wholesaler, to break down one of the most accessible ways to get started in real estate—without needing a ton of money.If you’ve ever wondered how wholesaling actually works, this is a great place to start.Javeon shares his journey from a small town in Nebraska to building a real estate business in Arizona, and how he discovered that traditional paths weren’t the only way to create financial freedom. We walk through exactly what wholesaling is, how deals are structured, and how you can make money by connecting buyers and sellers—without ever owning the property yourself. What makes this conversation especially valuable is Jaben’s unique approach. Instead of spending thousands on marketing to sellers, he built his business by working directly with real estate agents and becoming a trusted cash buyer resource. We break down how he finds deals, how he runs quick “back-of-the-napkin” numbers, and how he consistently builds a pipeline.We also get into:How to build and manage a buyers listWhat a good deal actually looks likeThe importance of follow-up and consistencyHow he scaled from solo to building a teamLeadership, habits, and staying focused without overcomplicating your scheduleThis episode is packed with practical insight, especially if you’re trying to break into real estate or build a business from the ground up.If you’re looking for a simple, actionable path into real estate investing, this conversation will give you a clear starting point.
About The Legacy Investor with Cameron Philgreen
Welcome to The Legacy Investor Podcast, where we talk money, investing, business, and what it means to leave a legacy for generations to come. Hosted by Cameron Philgreen, this show dives deep into the intersection of entrepreneurship, investing, and legacy-building, all while keeping God at the center. Whether you're a seasoned investor or just starting out, you'll discover how to align your financial journey with your faith, grow wealth with integrity, and create a lasting impact for generations to come. Join in, as we explore practical strategies, real-world stories, and timeless biblical principles to help you honor God in every step of your journey.
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