Especially in this stage of the market when inventory is tight and it can be awful nice to sit on the sidelines for a bit passively generating income while waiting for the turn of the market.My best advice to clients who are seeking these is to make sure and work with someone who has the mindset and skill set of a commercial realtor. 

@Kenneth Picha  I fly a SR 22 we have an out it he whole plane parachute... if we use it 99% survivable is the stat.In RE there is no chute... you really need to be spot on there will be no soft landing if your not. 

It is also possible that a contractor may purchase it because s/he would have the skills that decreases the labor and materials cost for this kind of project.

IMO she way undervalues her skills, and doesn't let people pay her when they want to.  

IMO, sell your existing skills. 

Two different skill sets involved on this project.

You will need to hone your tenant picking skills.

So being humble is the key and a lot of the skills that it takes to excel in a career on the mainland can be your downfall in Hawaii.

A skilled hardwood floor contractor can blend them together almost seamlessly.

I'm not asking anyone to share if you got the questions right, but if you didn't get all three right, in fact if you didn't think they were trick questions, you almost certainly need to hone your financial literacy skills.