It sounds more like redevelopment or gentrification, which make up many of the projects in bigger (older) cities nowadays.

Unfortunately, the local Hawaiian people here in Oahu (mostly based in Waianae) have had it really rough for a long time, even before the stock market crashed, and more so nowadays.

True, but nowadays it takes me many months to find a deal.

My partner and I went to hear Ann Goldschmidt giveher "hotel meeting" teaser yesterday.It was a 90 minute preview of her 3 day course onShort Selling homes.The course comes complete with a private websitewhere you can easily find out what homes in yourarea are in pre-foreclosure (missed payments) andwhat they are worth, and how much is owed on them.They also give free leads to their graduates and oneyear intensive hand-holding support if you need it.By "free leads" I mean that graduates who find dealsbut are way too busy nowadays to do them, willhand them off to newer graduates who may be struggling to get started.Now to the preview: Of hotel meeting speeches I'veheard this was one of the best.

They're very high speed units nowadays. 

@Fernando Vitorino Indiana is the best state to invest nowadays

If so, how do those compare to what you can find on the MLS nowadays?

Not sure if this is any valid thought but in Florida nowadays we mostly use "As Is" contracts on sales.

Couple years ago, they were solid, but nowadays with margins thin, you have to double check the area the properties are in. 

Rates are so low nowadays.