@Bruce Lynn is spot on.

@Dylan Gomez, Spot on by @Carini Rochester. 

The 2nd group can often be spotted via the credit report, and they are a lot less fun to host (late payments, asking for concessions, demanding, etc.)

My clients can "force appreciate" the value of the property by doing a quality rehab for a lower than market cost because they are very good at spotting "diamonds in the rough".

While analytics tools like RankBreeze and IntelliHost are great, I’ve found that even small tests.. like rotating photos or adjusting captions.. can reveal surprising trends.Your approach to CTR optimization is spot-on, Garrett, and I’m excited to hear how these techniques work for you.

A lot of people find those lot to build on in their retirement, and in between use them as vacation spots in summer.

Most entities don't like to do "Spot" zoning and put new zoning in the middle of different zoning.3. 

-I would tend to buy a property I would also feel comfy living in, being that it is not too old (I know older properties would have more issues), so I would go for a house built after 1990s.

Ko Olina is a beautiful spot - and having a vacation home there for your family while focusing on capital appreciation is a smart move. 

Thanks for spotting that additional "real property" question.