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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Volcano? Kailua-Kona Vacation Rental+Full time rental & A VOLCANO
My wife and I are under contract to buy an ocean view home with a 65% occupancy 4/2 Airbnb rental with a full time 2/1 rental below. It is on a steep hill and right on the 2lane Kuakini Hwy....but it performs well.
Then a Volcano happens with the subsequent media hype. Cancellation requests, tourism impact, etc.
We need a 45%-50% occupancy to break even...
Do I pull out out? How long can this last and how long to recover?
Most Popular Reply

Aloha @Nate Morris, are you able to pull out? If yes, I would exit the deal. Although your property is currently not on the "High Risk" side of the Big Island, you are still going to take a big hit occupancy wise. Its going to be a long while before things recover.
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