Aloha @Christina BrownFor Hawaii vacation rentals, there are a few primary things to be aware of.General Excise Tax (GET)Transient Accommodation Tax (TAT)Nonconforming Use CertificateWe have seen noticeable increases in tourism (arrivals and spending) since 2009/10, hitting new records recently.  

I will not have a job upon arrival (hopefully that doesn't last long) and thought it'd be a good time to hunt/work on a BRRRR property.

If this is the case, how did you arrive at 2.07%?

@Hunter Groover  Well hunter good questionMy agents take cookie dough and have fresh baked chocolate cookies going in the oven when the folks arrive for an open house. 

M Marie M.If she were my tenant, I would want he to arrive at the conclusion she needed to move before she gets into trouble. 

I've ordered "The Book On Investing in Real Estate with No (and Low) Money Down" but it hasn't arrived yet of course.

(You can arrive later than 6 PM but the earlier you get there the more opportunity you have to learn and meet people.)Check their website to confirm but there is general real estate investment group called  COREE that I think meets the first Tuesday of the month at (I think) the Doubletree in  Crosswoods.  

Give the tenant a credit as it is an inconvenience to them that they must wait for your insurance check to arrive since you do not have the cash reserve.

Nov 10: Orkin service arrived.  

From above posts, that's not the conclusion I arrive at.