Kona/Hilo is sort of market where it's still an island, but basic infrastructure is still available.

The have also invested substantially in their infrastructure and redevelopment. 

But with stocks, you will always have to monitor your balance and make sure you don't dip too much into your savings. 

Mainly because of smaller square footage and shared infrastructure (roof) with the entire building.My costs for turnover in A / B+ areas is less, as tenants seem to maintain the properties better.To make money in this business with rental houses, the strategy is to keep tenants for a long time. 

Once you start down a path you need to constantly monitor possibilities like If you have to sell what's the real cost to liquidate the IRA vs the cost from selling without a 1031. 

With our system Podio pulls in the comps, generates an tentative offer, sends that offer to the lead and then works the lead (automated drip and monitoring processes) until warm. 

They don't have a way of monitoring it, i.e. if I said one thing and do another.

I have some experience with the Sheriff sales, and have monitored the Junes sales for several years, but haven't gone to one yet. 

Pricelabs monitors the local markets daily and will adjust your pricing by not only yours and local occupancy but also the price of other units around (hotels included). 

Hard to monitor out of state.