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Tyler Henry
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  • Parkland, FL
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Long Distance Investing in Hawaii Waikiki

Tyler Henry
  • Investor
  • Parkland, FL
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A few years ago I visited Waikiki, an easily immediately, it became one of my favorite places on Earth.  I could see living there at some point in time, it could be interesting just to own a condo, and rent it out, but use it on occasion as well. All the same I find it interesting that actually you can find some relatively affordable condos.  https://www.zillow.com/homedet... I live in Florida at the moment, but I was curious about anyone's experience, or if anyone invests in Waikiki knows any common pitfalls.  I've ordered the 'long distance investor' book and going to read the advice from there.  I'm wondering also if contractors/renovations are super expensive there, like everything else.  I know condo's aren't traditionally the best investment, but regardless I do like the simplicity of them.

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