by Hawaiian Dream Properties | Jul 31, 2020 | Big Island Real Estate, Investment Property, Kona Property Management, Landlord Tips
Buying multi-family properties in Kona is a great way to earn some money and establish some stability in your real estate investment portfolio. The right investment opportunity could show up as a duplex or a triplex, or a quad, or perhaps a small apartment building....
by Hawaiian Dream Properties | Jul 10, 2020 | Kona Property Management, Long-Term Rentals
We consult with rental property owners all the time about whether short term vacation rentals are better than long term rentals. When it comes to earning stable investment income and regular cash flow, long term rentals are always better. Big Island vacation homes are...
by Hawaiian Dream Properties | Jun 25, 2020 | Big Island Real Estate, Kona Property Management, Property Management
Part of what we do as professional real estate and property management professionals in Hawaii is deliver information on market trends and statistics. We know that informed investors make better decisions when it comes to buying, selling, and renting out properties,...
by Hawaiian Dream Properties | Jun 8, 2020 | Kona Property Management, Property Management
In most rental markets, real estate investors and landlords who live out-of-state have the option of choosing a local property manager or taking care of their property on their own, from wherever they are. In Hawaii, the laws are a little bit different. Local property...
by Hawaiian Dream Properties | Jun 5, 2020 | Big Island Real Estate, Investment Property, Kona Property Management
Renter property owners looking for high quality property management in Kona, Waikoloa Village, Waimea, and throughout the Big Island turn to Hawaiian Dream for a number of reasons. We provide full-service management and leasing programs, and we also work with owners...
by Hawaiian Dream Properties | Mar 19, 2020 | Investment Property, Kona Property Management, Landlord Tips
Owning investment properties in Kona is a passive way to earn extra income—right? That can be true—but the reality of “passive” income means that someone else does the work for you while you enjoy the profits. Rental properties do not manage themselves!...
