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Hawaii, Honolulu - Looking To Discuss Market Strategies

William Kerkau
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Aloha All,

Wanted to discuss different strategies for investing within an investment market such as Hawaii. Any active members in the islands? if so, would love to start a conversation.

Mahalo

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Quote from @Michael Borger:

Hi William. I've been investing in Hawaii for about 10 years now - mostly all flips, a few wholesales here and there, more recently some novations where the opportunity presents itself. I keep my eyes open for creative holding structures like sub-2s, lease options, owner wraps, but those are fewer and further between. My projects right now are a sub-2 + owner finance hold in Kailua out to some CPRs in Makaha and some in between, including a short sale flip in Waipahu and a new build downtown.

It's mostly about being opportunistic and understanding different strategies so that you have multiple tools in the toolbelt.

hi Michael,

thanks for the feedback. Kailua is a great town but its very expensive. what kind of market has been successful for you there? i've looked at kailua and there are some houses with ohana units that seem like a great opportunity for a house hack but the costs are almost never under $1mm. are you using air b-n-b to increase your income stream or finding another way to make it pencil out (i.e. renting to higher paying military?)?

thanks!

bill 

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