Everyone talks about cashing out equity to buy more investments, but they fail to account for the cost of cashing that equity out, and they certainly don't mention the dangers of over-leverageing.It was hard to fail 5-10 years ago because the market conditions were ripe for investing.

She was talking about “Martyl beach.”

You can figure that out by reaching out and talking with the municipality and/or reading their regulations for yourself.

Have you tried talking to him and asking him to take better pictures? 

And they will look at things like mortgages, insurance policies, bank accounts, personal social media posts that may talk about the house, utility bills, leases signed by you personally, etc in an attempt to pierce the corporate veil.  

If you come to town, reach out and we'll meet up to talk real estate!

There's oddly a lot of This is very true, with this large amount of capital, need to think big like NFL player level.I read financial proforma of class B hotel in Maui, it's pretty darn good, in fact it's perhaps the top ten best performing hotel in US in term of vacancy and RevPAR.STR and stuff like that is more for small investor like us with half to 1 mil buying power, but when it is above 5% you really need to talk to some serious developer/realtor in the island and understand the business.If I have that size of capital I would import contractor from California to finish my project in Kukio LOL Currently in kona there're only few new construction that can still being built, I guess it is selling for 1.5mil and above.

But even if crime mapping is unavailable I would recommend calling or visiting the local police department and having a talk with them about the safety of the neighborhood/block. 

You will build all the relationships you need if you go to add value and talk to people and learn.

It is much easier to talk about being conservative when the sponsor implies that they are CHOOSING to keep millions in reserves or buy a low interest rate cap.