06-04-2014, 04:06 AM
HI Dreamoutloud, Noticed your PP address is very close to a friend of mine who was renting very close to your address, who is now moving as we write. My friend lived on 14th right next to that nursery farm that is being referenced here. Look the area is loaded with the little tiny fire ants, they are in all the palms or any foliage for that matter. My friends wife is from China and she just got eaten up by the mosquitoes daily, leaving pizza looking legs regularly. Personally I am glad my buddy is moving because I was the one working on his yard monthly, hard to really keep up on the weeds unless you poison some.
The weather in that area was better than most of Puna, for many days that we have rain here in Leilani my friends place was usually dry and hot on 14th. The roads are not paved so it can get very dusty during the dry seasons, or have many puddles during the rain. One of the problems my friends had down there was dealing with loose dogs now and then. Some dogs use to come into his yard at night and fight with his dogs or get into trash and stuff. He really was not sure what it was until he put up cameras around his place.
Really you could do better than that if you rent for a few months and continue to look around. Most of the time it's the budget that helps make some of the choices to where we may end up living. Personally I think you can get more for your money in a subdivision like Leilani or Kapoho farm lot area. J.M.O.
Dreamoutloud you are welcome to take a look at our place here in Leilani, for we have out grown our place and will be putting it up on the market towards the end of summer (sep). If you would like to take a look just e-mail my wife to set something up. Good luck and welcome to the islands.
The weather in that area was better than most of Puna, for many days that we have rain here in Leilani my friends place was usually dry and hot on 14th. The roads are not paved so it can get very dusty during the dry seasons, or have many puddles during the rain. One of the problems my friends had down there was dealing with loose dogs now and then. Some dogs use to come into his yard at night and fight with his dogs or get into trash and stuff. He really was not sure what it was until he put up cameras around his place.
Really you could do better than that if you rent for a few months and continue to look around. Most of the time it's the budget that helps make some of the choices to where we may end up living. Personally I think you can get more for your money in a subdivision like Leilani or Kapoho farm lot area. J.M.O.
Dreamoutloud you are welcome to take a look at our place here in Leilani, for we have out grown our place and will be putting it up on the market towards the end of summer (sep). If you would like to take a look just e-mail my wife to set something up. Good luck and welcome to the islands.