The old adage goes "the only ship that doesn't sail is a partnership".

After assuring everyone I was sure this was a good one and signing closing docs, I immediately sold two of the sheds on FB marketplace (for just under $1k), rented the shipping container for storage use ($200/mo), and turned the largest unit into a cute casita which currently rents on Airbnb for $2,000+/month (more than covering my entire mortgage).I got a lot of weird looks when I started this project, but now that it’s done I get endless compliments and questions asking how I built a shed into a tiny house that was featured on Apartment Therapy.I love dreaming of wild ideas to maximize and monetize underused space, to make it beautiful and profitable.

Customer service assured me the problem has been fixed and they shipped me out a new one immediately. 

There are Leasehold properties for sale but any listing has to state "leasehold" in the first sentence of the description. 3.Everything in Hawaii is to expensive-False- Owning and Living in Hawaii does have its expenses, you are on an island and most things have to be shipped here.

To your last paragraph: I always play the mental game of whether burning the ships is what will set the fire in motion.

Homeowner ship Vs rent is not that much different if you want those great schools and a place your comfortable living.  

The HOPE is that your HOA has a responsible, reasonable, proactive Board of Directors that is steering the ship.

I also hardly went into the office so to let it was a no-brained to jump ship to eXp.

If they need batteries or a new remote, we just ship it to them to arrive next day or in 2 days with Amazon.

Well worth training and developing a relation ship with at all costs... however, many of the others that express interest do not have the same potential today (not discounting them in the future though)...