Kai, you don't go inside somebody beautiful investment and step on their carpets and/or rugs with your shoes on, the same shoes you used to walk outside around in the dirt. That is a BIG NO NO !!!

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I found this video interesting too, but I do not believe this structure is legally permitted nor that they are running their Airbnb legally. Correct me if I'm wrong. I also live on the island and it doesn't seem like this is feasible for most people.

They bought it used from a neighbor!

You can get or build jigs to cut all of the bracing yourself. There are also companies that just supply the connection points. The dome itself can be finished several ways... I've seen a woman who had sewn her own.

Yeah I’m seeing these run about 20-25k

Awesome! Thank you!

This is such false information

Your’re right…Hawaii DOES have a ton of crazy laws, and as a native resident, it’s unfortunate that this is not true. Anyone can buy property here without any type of residency required. 😔

And more places should have them. In my opinion pricing locals oout the market is terrible. This has happened in my neck of the woods. A balance must be struck. Luckily, my gran and father purchased and passed down land and property to us. When I think about my colleagues and friends having to purchase land and build from scratch, I shudder. Before they wake up average land is USD125,000. Exclusive areas upwards of triple that for 10,000sqft. To build out is around USD200 per sqft in the lesser antilles, Caribbean. 1USD=EC2.7169.

Ur a tool hawaii is a state and as a citizen I can buy if I want to

@@shanotare4878 not LAND. Guaranteed a google search will prove this.

I am curious about this too

We were on track to order with Pacific Domes and by a strike of luck found someone who was ON ISLAND selling this dome, brand new still in the box because he bought the wrong size (too big) and it wouldn’t fit his property. 😊

Everybody is focused on price and not the market. Would you invest $300k into a 600 sq ft treehouse? You probably would not, because you’d want to buy a “normal” house instead. Well, that treehouse makes $200k-$250k/year while that normal house MIGHT make $20k. Knowing that, is would your answer still be the same?

They live on the property with their children and had to pay a mortgage either way. It’s supplemental income and was not planned, so it’s all additional cash flows. But let’s play your game and take into account their mortgage: Their monthly cash flows are “only” $2000…feel better?

it's not a game, it's just reality sir. You are favorably mischaracterizing the deal. Yes; that is a major difference. It changes things to an optomistic 4 year payback cycle COC assuming you pay no income taxes or capex... Though you will pay income taxes and capex. So probably closer to 5-6 years? (even though if we want to nitpick you were at 1500 cashflow in vid.) FWIW; Though less sexy, 5-6 year ROI is not bad. There's no reason to juice it unless you genuinely made a mistake or simply trying to generate course sales, IDK. Your response makes me feel even less like you're an honest presenter now..... All the best to the owners, good for them. @@KaiAndrew