Hey Y'all,My wife and I came back from an island vacay that she got because of a big promotion she got! 

My family loves the big island so I'd like to have something that we can use when on island.

Or websites that detail the property like if most of it is uninhabitable, flood zones, protected wildlife, etc?

very hard to do on long island period without having a second apartment because the taxes are so high here.

@Stephanie Walkes Here is a quick breakdown of the prices on a home like this: 1) Remove and replace kitchen (Gut kitchen, install granite countertops with Island, SS appliances (microwave, refrigerator, stove, dishwasher and garbage disposal) remove wall to dining room.- $8,000.00 2) Remove and replace Bathroom (new tub or shower, new vanities and toilet, ceramic tile, paint, bath accessories). - $4,000.00 3) Frame and finish basement - $6,000.00 (with full second bath included will run about $10,000.)4) Painting a property of this size including the finished basement - $2,500.005) Remove and replace all doors (about 10 in this property) with 6 panel hollow doors - $15,000.006) Install HVAC to include Furnace, condenser and ductwork - $7,500 (If the ductwork is already in place we can have a 2.5 ton furnace and condenser installed for $4,000.00(ductwork is the most consuming and labor intensive part of installing a HVAC system)7) Install carpet on second floor(This includes all three bedrooms, hallway and stairs) and basement $2,300.008) Refinish hardwood floor and new color of the stain of for the living room and dining room - $ 900.009) Replace windows with all new energy efficient vinyl windows - $3,000.00I think that's all of the big stuff.

I own a home in WA (Whidbey Island) that I am currently renting out, but I am about to put on the market for sale because the market has skyrocketed in the area.  

Anyone here familiar with the timeline on getting an HPM package home built on the big island?

Up and down has the potential to get you no rent if they make the building uninhabitable!

Hey everyoneI'm interested in investing in some 1 to 2 bedroom condos/co-ops in central to Eastern long Island. 

There is no reason she should be penalised due to the uninhabitable condition of the unit.