The remediation can be costly, and time consuming, but even after remediation, you would still have to disclosure that there was an issue, and can prove difficult to sell in the future. 

I am looking for an additional website if it exists besides these two resources as calling plaintiff attorneys is very time consuming.

Consume information and don't be afraid to ask questions!

If you self-manage: who refills consumables, and who brings more to the guests if they run out?

I get great data from online real estate companies like zillow-Zillow is the leading real estate and rental marketplace dedicated to empowering consumers with data, inspiration and knowledge around the place they call home, and connecting them with the best local professionals who can help. ...

Some properties in the area have a decent number of reviews and may be less time consuming than trying to fill say 6-8 individual bedrooms.  

So, slowly, they under-cut each other over time until consumer offered rates fall to where they "should" be if you just think it tracks 1-to-1 with mortgage backed securities or t-notes (or whatever you believe it is "pegged" to, as if we didn't live in a capitalist society).

Aloha @David Dong,   I would contact the Hawaii DCCA - Consumer Protection Office at eight o eight five eight six two six three four to get some guidance and ensure you don't violate any Hawaii Laws in securing your property and handling the tenants deposit. 

Greater consumer protection has been achieved by Property Code Section 5.061, the SAFE Act, and Dodd-Frank, but these measures have also had the effect of raising closing costs, particularly if an RMLO intermediary agent is involved.

I wouldn't recommend you go into real estate investment carrying consumer debt like that.