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Anyone Own Property in Hawaii? H-Otis? (1 Viewer)

HI!

No, but I recently considered buying in Puerto Rico. Just as nice, better bang for the buck.

 
Advice on what? My family owns property on the big island, but it's a very unique type of property. I have somewhere in the neighborhood of 100 relatives who live in Hawaii, but they live in regular houses in regular neighborhoods. Again, probably not what you're looking for. There are a couple former or current Hawaii residents in the FFA - they should have good info as well.

 
Actually, we're thinking about selling the property in Hawaii. If you are interested in something off the beaten path, shoot me a PM.

 
Whitetail Hunter said:
Mr. Pickles said:
Whitetail Hunter said:
Mr. Pickles said:
Can I stay there if you do?
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Hi Aaron!!

You helped me evaluate an investment, so if I ever buy in Hawaii, you definitely have a free stay.

If I don't buy in Hawaii, maybe you want to stay at my place in Park City?
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Free? Wow.Park City sounds great, but I doubt I'd find myself there.
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NP GB

This is what you're missing out on

Better in the summer than the winter IMO.
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I remember seeing some pics back when you bought it. I had no idea it had a golf simulator. Whoa.
 
bigbottom said:
Actually, we're thinking about selling the property in Hawaii. If you are interested in something off the beaten path, shoot me a PM.
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Property in Pahoa (outside Hilo): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ljmmi4mSGiI It's around 2/3 acre, but the majority of the property is stocked fish ponds. The property is on the ocean, so the pond levels rise and fall with the tides.

Not a typical vacation place for a mainlander, but an amazing property for the right owner.

 
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bigbottom said:
bigbottom said:
Actually, we're thinking about selling the property in Hawaii. If you are interested in something off the beaten path, shoot me a PM.
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Property in Pahoa (outside Hilo): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ljmmi4mSGiI It's around 2/3 acre, but the majority of the property is stocked fish ponds. The property is on the ocean, so the pond levels rise and fall with the tides.

Not a typical vacation place for a mainlander, but an amazing property for the right owner.
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What do you do with all the fish?
 
Frankbot said:
What do you do with all the fish?
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Swim/snorkel with them. Look at them. I guess you could also hook them and eat them if you want, though we never do. Other than a bunch of tropicals, the ponds are stocked with mullet and a few big tuna. But, yeah, the fish get fed most days, so the property comes with a chore (or you'll need to pay someone to feed them).
 
bigbottom said:
bigbottom said:
Actually, we're thinking about selling the property in Hawaii. If you are interested in something off the beaten path, shoot me a PM.
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Property in Pahoa (outside Hilo): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ljmmi4mSGiIIt's around 2/3 acre, but the majority of the property is stocked fish ponds. The property is on the ocean, so the pond levels rise and fall with the tides.

Not a typical vacation place for a mainlander, but an amazing property for the right owner.
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Nice place. Think I'd want to live there instead of just vacationing though!

 
glumpy said:
bigbottom said:
bigbottom said:
Actually, we're thinking about selling the property in Hawaii. If you are interested in something off the beaten path, shoot me a PM.
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Property in Pahoa (outside Hilo): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ljmmi4mSGiIIt's around 2/3 acre, but the majority of the property is stocked fish ponds. The property is on the ocean, so the pond levels rise and fall with the tides.

Not a typical vacation place for a mainlander, but an amazing property for the right owner.
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Nice place. Think I'd want to live there instead of just vacationing though!
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I'd kill for a place like that to retire to. Looks amazing.
 
bigbottom said:
bigbottom said:
Actually, we're thinking about selling the property in Hawaii. If you are interested in something off the beaten path, shoot me a PM.
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Property in Pahoa (outside Hilo): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ljmmi4mSGiIIt's around 2/3 acre, but the majority of the property is stocked fish ponds. The property is on the ocean, so the pond levels rise and fall with the tides.

Not a typical vacation place for a mainlander, but an amazing property for the right owner.
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Very cool and with the guitar music I was halfway to turning in my retirement papers. Then I remembered I'd be broke next week if I did that so I didn't. Still very nice property though.

 
bigbottom said:
bigbottom said:
Actually, we're thinking about selling the property in Hawaii. If you are interested in something off the beaten path, shoot me a PM.
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Property in Pahoa (outside Hilo): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ljmmi4mSGiIIt's around 2/3 acre, but the majority of the property is stocked fish ponds. The property is on the ocean, so the pond levels rise and fall with the tides.

Not a typical vacation place for a mainlander, but an amazing property for the right owner.
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Nice place.

 
I'm looking to move to Maui in the next few years.

For the Real Estate FBG's, what questions should I ask regarding a "leasehold" on a condo?

 
Statorama said:
I'm looking to move to Maui in the next few years.

For the Real Estate FBG's, what questions should I ask regarding a "leasehold" on a condo?
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Ask whether the fee is available for sale? If so, how much is it?

How much is the current lease rent?

When does the leasehold expire and come up for renewal?

In general, I would stay away from leasehold properties unless the fee is available for purchase and you intend on purchasing it. Hawaii has a lot of leasehold properties, which generally decrease in value as the lease renewal inches closer and closer. They are typically much less liquid than fee simple homes and can be a pain to sell.

 
commoncents said:
Statorama said:
I'm looking to move to Maui in the next few years.

For the Real Estate FBG's, what questions should I ask regarding a "leasehold" on a condo?
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Ask whether the fee is available for sale? If so, how much is it?How much is the current lease rent?

When does the leasehold expire and come up for renewal?

In general, I would stay away from leasehold properties unless the fee is available for purchase and you intend on purchasing it. Hawaii has a lot of leasehold properties, which generally decrease in value as the lease renewal inches closer and closer. They are typically much less liquid than fee simple homes and can be a pain to sell.
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Cool, thanks for the tips!

 
bigbottom said:
bigbottom said:
Actually, we're thinking about selling the property in Hawaii. If you are interested in something off the beaten path, shoot me a PM.
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Property in Pahoa (outside Hilo): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ljmmi4mSGiIIt's around 2/3 acre, but the majority of the property is stocked fish ponds. The property is on the ocean, so the pond levels rise and fall with the tides.

Not a typical vacation place for a mainlander, but an amazing property for the right owner.
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Am I the only one who was hoping that video would end with shots of people running from lava flows?

 
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