I like the black and natural wood contrast, I think that's a sharp combination. 

Over the past five years, I’ve been obsessively learning about real estate and financial investing in order to become a homeowner myself, which naturally led me to get my license.I hope to serve international buyers, investors, and expatriates from Europe, North Africa, French-speaking Africa, and the Middle East who are interested in opportunities in Hawaiʻi.

It is difficult to find reliable comps for individual room rentals, which makes it harder for them to confidently justify the income you're projecting.Perceived Higher Risk: From a lender's perspective, renting to multiple, unrelated tenants can signal:Higher Vacancy Risk: Turnover is naturally higher with individual room leases.More Management Intensive: More tenants mean more potential for issues, which they worry could lead to neglect and property deterioration.Business vs.

Saw it a few times, took notes, he knew I would stop using him... but it wasn't awkward, it's just a natural transition I think.You're smart to want to get in the weeds of learning the foundation game. 

When high interest rates and low inventory make buying a home more difficult, the pool of renters naturally grows.

If the environment is hostile, compliance alone may not be enough.Markets That Are Generally STR-FriendlySome cities naturally support short-term rentals because tourism is part of their identity and economy.

Windows and doors: To provide natural light and ventilation, you will need to add windows and doors to the garage.

If you are going to invest there, bring your A+ game and buy a property that has something going for it from a nature perspective (nice view, privacy, boulders/cliffs in the backyard, etc). 

Debating one over the other is splitting hairs, if you ask me.

Once it gets really cold, people here tend to stay put nobody wants to move when it’s freezing or snowing.That said, it’s usually easier to rent a place in the spring and summer since that’s when more people naturally move (job changes, school breaks, etc.).