That being said, it's not impossible!

Finding any property at the moment is almost impossible. 

I wanted to do a no fault eviction on a tenant so a family member can move in after their lease is up, but it seems impossible at this point because of this eviction moratorium.

The numbers on paper look incredible, but in practice, it's almost impossible to maintain full occupancy unless you're an owner-occupier. 

While many homebuyers in this market fear the imminent housing bubble that has made home ownership in Hawaii near to impossible on a single income, I found a niche into the market last May of 2020 by purchasing a condo in North Kona ($335K) in an area known as the Palisades. 

It's not impossible, but when starting out it just seems a little impractical. 

Irrigation rights are almost impossible to obtain.

It's not impossible, but there are only a few circumstances in which you're permitted to get a second FHA loan:You’re relocating due to a new job opportunity.Your new home is more than 100 miles from your current FHA-financed home.You need a bigger home to provide for a growing family.You’re getting a divorce and your spouse is staying in the current home.You were a co-borrower for someone else’s FHA loan and want to buy your own home.You’re not using FHA loans to build an investment portfolio.You’re buying a HUD real-estate owned (REO) property.

Even if it wasn't a primary residence, finding cashflow in Austin is nearly impossible. 

That's almost impossible for this market area (Hawaii back pre-covid, Maui especially, could do that) and I'd challenge anyone to show me that I'm wrong.