I actually think it is a good strategy to own properties in places you like to visit or where family lives.

I don't want to be spammy so I wont post a link to my site but I've added an example of a floor plan made with these symbols below.My question is this:The visitors to my website are going up daily over the world, but I get very few interested visitors from the US.

So far I have no response to a visit or to any of my questions.

To clarify, you don't need a special use permit on Kauai if your property is located in one of Kauai's Visitor Destination Areas (VDAs), which are, generally, Princeville on the North Shore, Poipu on the South Shore and the resort areas of Kapaa/Wailua and Lihue.

Visitors at odd hours?

I also need to start building my Buyers, sellers,renters,and to me the second most important; My Networking list.This is me, in a nut shell, of course that there are many more actions and steps that I have to follow, but if I want to be real specific, it will take several pages to finish.My apologies for the length of my first post, I am without any doubt going to need your support, your help and most importantly, your advice, I am open to all constructive criticism, and always will be, and if in any way, shape or form I can contribute with any thing at all to this forum, or any member or visitor ask for my opinion or help, let me put myself to your service, and I am and will be one click away from you.

I use Vistaprint, which is $30 month, has a blog, email that matches the website, statistics on where visitors come from, etc.

All this to say that yes there will likely be reduced visitors but people will still come.

With the north entrance to the national park along and the solitude visitors come to the desert for, we think 29 Palms has real potential.Hoping this forum will provide us with both perspectives in support of a profitable venture in 29 Palms or any cautionary tales and/or general words of wisdom for those who have experience in the area. 

If you are in town, go to the visitors information center downtown at 101 E.