06-07-2010, 03:16 AM
Reason I bought land in Puna was I needed a large place with few people for my gun range and explosives testing area - Puna is perfect for that. [}
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Adrienne, I was given all this advice and more, but I still bought land and will be moving over in three years. I will be retired so I won't need a job and couldn't care less about a "commute". Of course when I say I'm "retired" it doesn't mean I won't have to work. I will probably work harder in Hawaii than I have ever worked in my life.
We researched land for about a year before we bought. I remember picking out ten lots online and on the next trip out to look at them, crossed them all off the list.
When you come out to buy your land, interview a couple agents. My suggestion is to get a buyers' agent to represnt you.
]Adrienne, I was given all this advice and more, but I still bought land and will be moving over in three years. I will be retired so I won't need a job and couldn't care less about a "commute". Of course when I say I'm "retired" it doesn't mean I won't have to work. I will probably work harder in Hawaii than I have ever worked in my life.
We researched land for about a year before we bought. I remember picking out ten lots online and on the next trip out to look at them, crossed them all off the list.
When you come out to buy your land, interview a couple agents. My suggestion is to get a buyers' agent to represnt you.
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