@Greg Hamer you may be right, but at this point I have no desire whatsoever to move forward with a seller finance deal that had terms lasting ten years.

It might be disregarded from a taxation point, but that has no bearing on the discussion, method of transfer and type of deed.The fact that the trust is revocable or irrevocable has little to do with the type of deed - maybe only because with a revocable trust you can change ownership back to yourself and if is not a registered transfer & deed, is basically a transaction that never happened.A person receiving a purported real estate interest via a quitclaim deed may receive no legal right to the property whatsoever.

You can also hire an appraiser for about $400 if you need some teeth behind the price opinion.

Mind-blowing.No disrespect meant whatsoever and I totally see what you’re saying but I’m new and also here seeking wisdom.

Will this take on any traction whatsoever?

I won’t bury my head in the sand & quit doing business whatsoever.

If you can cut your teeth by hooking up with some local Oahu investors, you can make some cash, learn a ton, and probably find a deal or two near you.

* A one-week vacation around July, and 2 or 3 weekend-getaways throughout the year to decompress* Keep family healthy throughout the year, however we can, with safe social practices* Stretch goal: buy our first no-cash-whatsoever property (OPM)* Stretch goal: Buy as many good foreclosure deals as possible with other investors, if that's a thing in 2021

Worth noting that Brandon cut his teeth in your side of the pond...but if I'm correct that was almost 15 years ago ha.  

To blindly say something is of value or not of value simply off it's expense is NOT an investor mindset whatsoever.