March 23, 2011

Hawaiian Realestate Advice - Honolulu Area

Honolulu is the capital of Hawaii, and the largest city in Hawaii.  Properties near Honolulu are in high demand due to the fact that the Honolulu harbor is the busiest and most important port in Hawaii.  Investment opportunities are sought after in this area, because buying property in the Honolulu area can potentially become a great investment, and will eventually make you a lot of money.

There are a lot of reasons why you may choose to purchase property in the Honolulu area. You might have decided to purchase a retirement home in this island paradise, or maybe a place to call home during your vacations.  Another reason is for investment purposes.  Since available land is such a rare commodity in this island state, property values are relatively high.  Since this is a prime vacation spot for many tourists, developing land for hotels and restaurants is a prime investment opportunity.


Many potential buyers make the mistake of avoiding Realtors, in favor of dealing with the seller directly.  People have the misconception that they may be able to get a better deal bypassing the Realtor.  This could potentially become a very expensive mistake on the part of the buyer.  By not dealing with a Realtor, you may not be able to take advantage of the best values on the market.  If you are in the process of purchasing property in Honolulu, you may want to consult with a Realtor who specializes in property in that area.  They will have all the information available, and they will help you get the best deal.  A Realtor will also be able to negotiate with a seller to benefit you.

The contract you sign to buy property is a legally binding one. Avoid signing an improperly written contract, because it could cause you lose thousands of dollars!

So remember, as a rule of thumb, always use the resources available to you, you never know what kind of breaks you might get.

15 comments:

  1. I'd love to get a house in Hawaii...

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  2. awesome, would love to go to hawaii

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  3. As a person who is soon going to be looking for a house, this was a really great post!

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  4. That common misconception is one I would've fallen for, but you're right. And now I'll remember that forever, in or out of Hawaii.

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  5. Its a good point, Realtors may be the middleman but they know what they are doing

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  6. :O
    It's easier in Test Drive Unlimited... heheh
    I don't think I'll ever be fortunate enough to live in Hawaii

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  7. shit, wish i was living there myself

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  8. Thanks for the advice, i assume this counts for moving anywere really... Am going to move soon so i'll make sure i do plenty of research :D

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  9. It must be nice to live in Hawaii.

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  10. You got some real good advice here man, I have heard all kinds of horror stories of people getting burned on deals over there...

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  11. Never been to Hawai'i before, but that's very interesting. Great information.

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  12. Contracts are tricky things. i have never signed one, but i did eat one.

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  13. Not bad interior, it does look like it has amazing views however. I've yet to be to Hawaii but I really do need to go.

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