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David Pagan
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David Pagan
  • Investor
  • Kapolei, HI
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Hi Everyone,

I live in Hawaii on the island of Oahu and i do not own a home yet but i would like to purchase one. I don't have much money and i am really not to familiar with even purchasing a home but i would like to purchase one fix it up and rent it out but im not sure if i should do that here in hawaii or in another state. If anyone has and suggestions, tips or knowledge to share i would greatly appreciate it.

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Tommy Sowell
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Tommy Sowell
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Aloha

I believe everyone starting out should start near home with in driving distance. You will learn so much the first couple of years and you need to be there to learn. Think about buying a condo on the west side and rent it out as a vacation rental. There is a lot of money to be made here on Oahu.

Thank You

Tommy

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