Walkability – how important is this to the vitality of your Hawaii community? How does your neighborhood rate? Continue reading...
Posts under ‘Hawaii’
Happy Thanksgiving, Hawaii!
I just want to wish everyone a very Happy Thanksgiving! Always one of my favorite holidays, Thanksgiving brings friends and family together perhaps like no other. Let’s all remember to be thankful for what we have. Even in these tough economic times of bailouts, market volatility and stagnant housing, there’s a lot to appreciate about living here in beautiful Hawaii.
I especially want to thank everyone who takes a few moments out of their day to visit hawaiihousingnews.com. I’m extremely grateful for your support and hope that I can deliver even more useful content for everyone as we head… Continue reading...
Hawaii Home Ownership
Hawaii was just reported to have the 3rd lowest rate of home ownership in America. That may not be a surprise for some, but what has to happen for home ownership to increase as we head into 2012? Continue reading...
Hawaii Student Housing (Part 2) – 5 Tips for Renting to Students
In last week’s article, Part 1 on Student Housing in Hawaii, I mentioned how many cash flow investors overlook student housing because of misplaced ideas of crazy students running around and damaging their property. In today’s Part 2, I want to dispel that idea and give you some basic rules on capitalizing on this great renter pool right in your own Hawaii backyard.
5 Tips for Renting to College Students
- College students are, for the most part, responsible and growing adults. Treat them as such and you will be rewarded with
Hawaii Student Housing (Part 1) – A Wise Renter Pool?
While many landlords might cringe at offering student housing, students can be great tenants if you set up your rental property & criteria right from the start. Continue reading...
