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Updated almost 2 years ago,
Enthused and Confused
Aloha everyone!
My name is Maile, 32 real soon born and raised in Hawaii. I have been listening to the bigger pockets podcast for about 6 months. Starting from 1 and trying to get to the the newest ones lol. I’m almost at my 100 episode milestone I created for myself 😂.
I’ve always been interested in realestate investment but have been having such a hard time finding a solid group of people to learn from and understand that in Hawaii, most times even 2-incomes are not enough to survive. Especially with 2 little ones. The people I have talked to want me to go into realestate sales 300% or just want to sell me something 😓. Bigger pockets has really given me hope and so much knowledge from house-hacking tips, to “Just do it” pep talks and all the great golden nuggets I pick up from every episode (even the mobile homes segments). My biggest fear and obstacle is that I can’t drive to another state to check things out being on a rock in the middle of the sea. May I add the price for paradise really is a pretty golden penny. My eyes always pop out of my head when I hear guests talking about buying whole apartment complexes with 20 units for the same price it would cost for a literal grass shack in Hawaii with maybe a fence. However I know there are deals and potential here I just need to find them.
I hope there are some patient experienced “lions” out there within Hawaii or familiar with Hawaii’s market that could help this (semi) young-pup out, weather it be an awesome conversation, tips or tricks to help find the right path of direction or the dream/goal of a life long friend and mentorship.
Thanks for reading my post. I finally listened to the, loud and clear quick tip reminder, to introduce myself here and not only listen to the pod cast. Hope you have a great day!
Mahalo Nui Loa