Showing posts with label investment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label investment. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 18, 2011

107 year old wisdom


Waimea, Big Island,Hawaii

107 year old wisdom says,"It's bad now, but it will come back," ... "And people who buy now, they'll make a lot of money," click HERE to read an excellent article about lifelong investing.

Monday, March 23, 2009

SIX ACRES FOR $30,000.00 on the Big Island of Hawaii!!



Enjoy lush green forest with Ohia and Tree Fern in Fern Forest Estates.
SOLD!!!Let me know if you would like me to find you another deal like this!
Own your own SIX ACRE ESTATE FOR $30,000.00 cash!!!!
Offered here, are two 3 acre sidexside lots for $15,000.00 each. Property in this area is listed at $35,000.00 for ONE 3 acre lot.

The climate is like eternal spring. Great potential for agriculture. Plant Coffee trees! Grow tomatoes, Goto Kola, bananas, asparagus, watercress, spinach, and many other plants and herbs that grow well at this 2300' elevation.

Build a romantic cabin in the forest, or your self sufficient dream home. Has road access,electric,phone,catchment water,and Dish Network Satellite may also be available.
Go for a short drive, and you can relax in the warm sun on a beach, or go fishing and hunting year round! The property is close to hiking trails, shops, restaurants, and golfing. The village just 10 min. away, has a farmers market, local art, and the best Thai food on the island.

Call Sunny Petropoullakis RA today! This will only be available for a short time.
Hawaii Land Realty Corp.
57 E. Kawailani St.
Hilo, Hawaii 96749
(808)959-1117 office
(808)990-2593 cell
(808)959-6894 fax

Thursday, February 26, 2009

Beautiful Business!What are investors doing now?



Diversify,diversify,diversify! Warren Buffet and Bill Gates are buying businesses and stocks. fight inflation, and purchase something tangible! Businesses, real estate, gold,antiques,art,diamonds these are all tangible. Real estate, and art prices are low right now. Some real estate advisers are saying many of the REOs and short sales may disappear this year, and then prices may go up a little again. The 8,000 dollar tax break on new home purchases is only for this year. Then who knows?

The featured listing today is not a short sale or a REO.

This business has producing Lychee, Longan and Rambutan trees, plus a large warehouse, office, and worker living quarters.
Longan, also known as "Dragon eye" are considered a prime fruit, with huge demand by consumers.(a farmer friend of mine calls Longan trees "money trees") These fruit trees are growing in deep silty clay loam soil, close to the ocean, an ideal site for these crops in beautiful Hakalau.
14.43 acres of thriving, exotic tropical fruit, sounds like a good investment to me!
For more information on this, and the adjoining 13.30,property(also planted with fruit trees) for sale, or for information on REOs and Short Sales in Hawaii, please call:
Sunny Petropoullakis RA (808)959-1117 or email:
sunnypetropoullakis@gmail.com

Friday, December 5, 2008

Where do you put the money? How can you protect your assets?


Fidelity Investor editor, Jim Lowell, and Terry Coxton of Casey Research talk investment strategies on Fox News today. "Take a big chunk of cash and go for something tangible" says Coxton. He mentions gold, but another "tangible" investment is real estate. The age old strategy has always been buy low and sell high, so now is an excellent time to take some of that cash and invest it in low priced, ocean front land in Hawaii. Diversify, don't just go for the gold, buy some acreage as well. For more information on purchasing property in Hawaii, contact Sunny Petropoullakis RA (808)959-1117 sunnypetro@yahoo.com
Photo by Byron Dee Photography

Tuesday, May 27, 2008

Forbes says buying property is still a good investment!





"Over the long haul, quality real estate has never been a loser," says Jim Taylor, vice chairman of the Harrison Group, a marketing and strategic research firm in Waterbury, Conn. "If you've paid in cash, you're balancing your portfolio against market risk. They're not printing any more land, even if they are printing more money."
This just in, from www.Forbes.com people are still buying real estate!

How about a Hawaiian oasis on one acre? This lovely 4 bedroom 2.5 bath home in Hawaiian Paradise Park has everything you need to relax, including a lagoon like salt water pool with cascading waterfalls.
Other fine features include: granite counter tops, ceramic tile floors, a built-in vacuum system, a separate laundry, cathedral ceilings, and UV filtration system. $469,000.00 fee simple.
Give Sunny a call to make an offer!
(808)959-1117