Also get ready to pay a fee to the Secretary of State for the privilege of doing business with an out of state entity.

You would most likely have to register the Alaska LLC as a "foreign" LLC with the Hawaii Secretary of State, however.

In my state forms are available from secretary of state, or use a real estate attorney. 

@Jose PenaGo to you states Secretary of State website

its hair on fire... prep a deed  get it signed and notarized have my secretary run it to the recorders.. hire a courier service to hand deliver cashiers check .. talk to customer service and get a date down so we basically knew our title position.. all done in a matter of a few hours.. 

The secretary confirmed receipt.

The first time I scheduled a meeting with the owner to discuss rental remodels and when I showed up for the meeting he across the street to eat and told the secretary to tell me to wait (on the phone).

I had a work colleague (CPA) set up the LLCs for free ($125 secretary of state fee) and had an IRA services company draft the operating agreement for $225 I think. 

Keep in mind, when you're a one or two man show, you wear a lot of hats, so you're doing a million different jobs (deal finder, GC, secretarial work, etc.) - what's a "reasonable" amount to pay for these services?

She has a team (a secretary as well as a showing agent - I believe she has more people working under her now) and so I was able to see properties and leave messages with the secretary.