Another funny note about the experience...there are persons in there seeking building permits that represent companies building sky scrapers, wheeling in loads of plans on one side of the spectrum, then there's me who is looking to build a 24x24 detached garage on the other side of the spectrum. 

To go back to your original, broad question.  

Hey Raymond,Your question is a bit broad.

That will help you assess this particular property from a broad perspective.  

We have a local boots on the ground team and contractors but are looking for the full spectrum to increase our capabilities. 

On the other end of the spectrum, a 15 space park in a rural area in middle America could be bought at a 12% cap rate.

Maybe a big bank like HSBC or Citibank or the other end of the spectrum, a local bank that is willing to do an in house loan for you.Also, if your US credit card had a 2% foreign transaction fee, I can recommend the US credit card I use.????????

These issues lean more toward the lower income spectrum but can be important to the lower moderate range as they may have vehicle issues.Price and rents; What is your target market?

What there is is case specific and most not applicable over a broad spectrum.  

I'm considering Hawaii in particular but was wondering in the broad market as well, does the 50% rule hold true for vacation rentals?