You can earn a much better ROI here than you can in CA.

Yeah, they take care of it, for a big fat fee!

Many locals are being "priced out of paradise".Our area of the market seems to be a little different that the rest of the states that I read about...so I'm trying to learn what I can see how that may fit into the Hawaii market.Thank you to all and especially BP for having a vehicle for us to use to help us make better decisions.My apologies...I fat fingered "Newbie" on my heading and can't change it :-).BJ

and I'm hopeful we can in 2022 (after 1.5 yr. lease is up).To the millennial demand I agree on that point too, I think a lot of people are worried about there being some sort of housing crash but right now I see 1) millennials are buying their first homes driving up demand and this will continue for years, 2) people are moving out of urban areas (I see this as temporary for the majority of people but there will definitely be a large portion that never move back), 3) interest rates are at historic lows, and 4) inflation is around the corner (maybe not this year, but 2022-2023 I could see it as the government needs to inflate away its debt).

That you can do everything that you can in reirail?

Sounds like a big old fat DELETE to me.

The pace of tenant turnover will slow along as tenants stick around longer hoping to get a fat check before they move on.

At what point do you discover that you can in fact use financing?

I’m a licensed Realtor and own a property management company here so I’d be glad to help you any way I can in this market, or more generally if you have questions about my experience as an out of state investor.

Try to add the futuristic lenses into your analysis whenever you can. In