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All Forum Posts by: Christian Ciabal

Christian Ciabal has started 4 posts and replied 14 times.

Originally posted by @Matthew Odou:

Hey thanks @Christian Ciabal for the awesome advice! I really do appreciate it! Unfortunately, I’m pretty dead set in leaving California to invest elsewhere because of the lower barriers to entry due to lower home prices. I totally understand where you’re coming from, but I feel that I want to start small elsewhere, get my feet wet by getting a few deals under my belt, gain momentum, and then when I feel more comfortable with more connections and experience, I’ll definitely consider investing back home here in SoCal. 

Not a problem.  I totally get it.  Definitely go out there and seek what works best for you.  Build deep relationships with seasoned investors wherever you go and ask to get mentored.  Wherever you end up, I'm sure you'll do great.  

@Matthew Odou Aloha! I’m an investor from Hawaii. I could totally relate to your situation because i also wanted to take a leap of faith so I moved out of Hawaii in 2017. I moved to San Diego, CA, in San Marcos area to be specific. I was there for two years. While I was there I met and became part of this real estate community actively doing RE in Southern California and is successful in it. Luckily, that same group have a community here in Hawaii as well. I moved back here in Hawaii due to a family situation but I joint venture when it comes to doing deals with the investors here. In my personal opinion, as a newbie it’s best that you find yourself a team that can provide all necessary resources to close a deal and share the pie with them. I understand you have the money but in this business you can’t do it alone and one wrong deal/investment can blow your money just like that. I’m just being realistic. Like the saying goes, “don’t put all your eggs in one basket”.

Hawaii and Southern California RE market pretty much correlate, Hawaii is about 6 months behind if I’m not wrong. Most times it is good to invest in the area you are familiar with rather than investing out of state because it’s “cheap”. There’s definitely pros and cons but you have more advantage in your own area because you know it well.

If you’d like, I’ll be happy to explain all this over the phone so it’ll all makes sense. Feel free to PM me. 🤙🏻

Post: How to Invest in Hawaii Now

Christian CiabalPosted
  • Oahu, HI
  • Posts 14
  • Votes 8

Aloha! 

We are a local community of Real Estate investors actively doing deals in Hawaii.  Right now, there is an enormous wave of opportunity in the market.  We have proven that flipping houses in Hawaii is achievable for locals so they can build wealth and financial freedom here at home.  Our mission is to serve people and distressed homeowners through Real Estate Investing.  Our club members have access to ALL necessary resources to close a deal, including FUNDING.  So, if you ever thought about investing in Real Estate locally or if you are a seasoned investor looking for a team and you are curious to know what we are doing in Hawaii, please come join us for our FREE online event.  Please come join us!  Talk Soon. 

Mahalo, 

Christian Ciabal

We are a Real Estate Investor Club that does Real Estate Investing on Oahu, Big Island, Maui, Kauai and Southern California. We will be hosting a webinar as we look to build more deeper relationships to work together and flip homes.  We have projects all over the island (Ewa Beach, Mililani, Wahiawa, Kalihi, Kailua, Makiki, Waikiki, etc.).   Meet our investment team and learn more about what we do as a real estate investors. 

Here's the agenda:

  1. - Who We Are 
  2. - Understanding the Hawaii Market 
  3. - Club Introduction
  4. - Q&A

To RSVP, please PM me if you have any questions and I'll be happy to connect with you. 

Mahalo,

Christian 

Post: Wholesaling for Beginners

Christian CiabalPosted
  • Oahu, HI
  • Posts 14
  • Votes 8

@Okemah Mason Aloha! I am part of local community here in the island who does wholesale, rent, flip, etc. We might be able to help you with your questions about wholesaling. PM me and let's connect. 

Aloha Brandon! Christian here. I might be able to help you answer some of your questions about real estate investing.

Post: Foreclosure in Hawaii

Christian CiabalPosted
  • Oahu, HI
  • Posts 14
  • Votes 8

@Scott Kidd aloha! My business partners and I got some experience doing that here in Hawaii. We are local investors who purchase pre-foreclosure homes. Let me know if we can offer some kind of help. 🤙🏻

Post: Just starting out in Hawaii, WHERE ARE YOU?

Christian CiabalPosted
  • Oahu, HI
  • Posts 14
  • Votes 8

It'll be great to meet some Hawaii folks who are just starting out with their real estate ventures or those who would like to start investing.  It would be nice to know what drives you and what got you started with real estate. Lets chat and share knowledge! 

Post: New investor in Hawaii

Christian CiabalPosted
  • Oahu, HI
  • Posts 14
  • Votes 8

@Rachel Ararasato My group have properties that we are currently working on and some properties that we worked on recently. Send me a PM and lets chat. Hope to hear from you soon. 

Hi Nathaniel! My name is Christian and I’m a real estate investor. PM what would you like to know.