I always went above and beyond the typical agent duties by getting very involved in the due diligence, dealing with county/ city planning and zoning etc, for two reasons, because I loved it and to help ensure my deal would go through by providing as much information to my client as possible to help them make a quick and intelligent decision.

Sounds like you're being baited into a typical scam or you're a scammer about to try to bait someone else into a scam.

Do contractors on Oahu typically need professional plans drawn for small house renovation jobs?

Wondering if anyone has feedback on if they've had success finding slow-flips or multifamilies beyond typical via MLS or non-MLS routes.

I will caution you though, that rents in the 500-600 range typically mean a rougher class of tenant.

This is based on my typical deductions every year - regardless of my triplex income. 

For us, it's typically in the $45 to $60 range.

I took a look at the info, saw they lived in a rental property of the owner of the home inspection company I typically use.

Typically emergencies are plumbing related.

I would like to know what the typical ROI is when looking for investors in a real estate deal and when the ROI would be paid?