Drive on hispanic areas, they usually have big cabinet and granite shops that are run by some chinese guys.

I have never had any kind of formal training on any of the platforms, so my success (and maybe lack-there-of) is based on my ability to pick it up and run with it (or not).

That's very affordable.You should be able to check comparable rents on-line to find out what rents you could reasonably get for those two units.Regarding legality of two units on one parcel of land, check with the local Building Inspector, or Zoning Board.If it wasn't a three-hour drive from me, I'd buy it.

I've been driving for dollars lately, and have already found some abandoned homes in my area, yet I am at a lost of what step to take next. 

Yes, I could just give them 24 hours notice and drive down there, but they had been in the home for 11 years so what difference would it make?

As an agent you've been trained in sales and understand their are lots of personalities.

Only a fool would attempt to defuse a bomb with simple step by step instructions without proper training.

I also consider myself a foodie in training. 

Hello Everyone, My name is Jacqueline, while driving for dollars I saw a house that seems vacant.  

Beside high land prices, the cost of living in Hawaii is high, driving up the cost of labor and renovation.