Also, It would be nice if we could see who posted last like in the old layout and really, nice if you could see both the op and the last poster or possibly have a setting so we could pick.

For OP, yes, you can take section 8 vouchers anywhere they are offered. 

You may be able to find some low-income requirement co-op in the north side of Manhattan for maybe $200,000.

This won't work for everyone and that is not what the op was saying, he's just saying what is working for him. 

Even though I work at Schofield, I live in town and am looking around Diamond Head, Kapahulu, Kahala and the other areas I mentioned in my OP.

Would really love to hear comments from you folks.I respect a number of people who have commented already, but I'd like to refocus here on the specifics of what the OP seems to be pointing out.

I mentioned in my OP that we will have the needed cash for a 20% down payment for the next primary residence, should we decide to rent out the current home.

Then, Condos and Co-ops.

I am a house manager of a Sober living there are approximately 11 people in the house I want to know if it would be economically sound to install in coin op rather than a guess

Hi Tommy, I sold my co-op apartment last year without using a broker.