Welcome to Hawaii Equity Life Estate
Hawaii People Helping Hawaii Kupuna Live in Hawaii
Now that you have stumbled onto our site and this blog, I want to tell you a little about this little company that we started, out of the sheer desire to help those in need.
Imagine Buying a Property in 1975 for $75,000 and today it was worth $1,200,000. In many parts of Honolulu, that is the low side of their current value. Well, it may not be too late to invest in Hawaii real estate. Many of these elderly people are willing to give a good portion of the equity in their home for a cash purchase.
It's no secret, Hawaii is a beautiful paradise like no other in the world. To live in Hawaii is a gift, but to be able to own a home and survive in Hawaii is a true blessing. In fact, in the past 20 years, thanks to the internet, to visit the islands has become the dream of everyone in the world. For those able to afford it, buying a property is even more of a dream. The international demand for vacation properties in Hawaii has increased the value of homes so much, that properties have tripled in value over the past 20 years.
While that may be great for investors who may have the additional funds to let sit around, let us look at what it has done to the forgotten ones. The local people who have lived and worked their whole lives, with the hopes of being able to die in this paradise they call ‘Home’.
Along with the home values, the cost of living in Hawaii has become the highest in the nation. There may be other states with higher priced homes, but everything else in Hawaii is 20-30% higher because it is all shipped in. In fact, Hawaii is 130% higher than the national average cost
of living in the United States.
Our Biggest Export. It has been said that Hawaii’s biggest export is ‘its children’, because there are more job opportunities and more affordable cost of living just about anywhere else in the country. That leaves mom and dad left to live alone in the place they have lived all their lives. Once they reach an age where they need help, they must either move into a care home or hire someone to live and take care of them. Care homes in Hawaii average over $13,000 a month and in home care averages $7,400 a month.
Hawaii Equity Life Estate was started out of sheer desire to help our Hawaii elders be able to stay in their homes to live out their lives. It is becoming more and more popular with investment funds and accredited investors, who not share in that interest but also see the value in investing in Hawaii real estate. It is our dream to connect any ‘Kupuna’ that needs funds to investors, looking to help. If you would be interested in become an investor, please reach out to us for more information.
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