just seems like some wild crazy stuff is going to happen with currencies soon and when that does the bond market will freeze up fast.

They usually are glad that I won't tolerate wild parties, drunks, smokers, overnight guests often, and all of the usual "bad" roommate traits.

The big island is more wild and with less people and less development which some people find preferable; probably a lot of good surfing too.

A gut job can be wildly expensive.

They are both multifamily yes, but they are wildly different when it comes to real estate financing.

I am new to BiggerPockets & also quite new to this wild world of real estate as well.

It’s not about making me feel better - I do give 60 days btw - it’s about not ****ing over a family and making them homeless - which is a wild, wild problem up here.

Not for investment, just a family member selling her modest 3br, 2ba home to move out of state.I know good listing agents are fantastic resources because they work their tushes off to market properties and not list at wildly off-base prices, and not being in that market myself, I want to make sure my family member is getting good help there.Seems that Keller Williams Alaska and Dynamic Properties (RE/MAX) are the two top listing offices (about 500 each for a total of 1,000 out of the 2,000 SFR homes sold/closed on the MLS in the last year).Both are huge operations with lots of sub-licensees and agents.

Most busy investor friendly contractors at this time don't want to waste time bidding houses that you don't own, or working with someone that doesn't have a clear plan, they just don't have time for it and will charge you a lot in order to make it worth their wild. 

Good advice by @Joe VilleneuveI think Zillow and should trumpet more that they have very accurate data in terms of past closed sales, tax info, etc..They seem to showcase the Zestimate which is usually wildly inaccurate at least in my area.For rentals, I find rentometer to be reliable in suburban/urban areas where there is a good amount of data to draw upon.