Oahu Home Buyers Real Estate Blog

The Easiest Way to Sell Your House in Hawaii After a Messy Divorce

October 11, 2021

Even the best of divorce proceedings can be tedious, tiring, and complex, to put it gently. It is overwhelming when you consider the stress that selling a home brings and add the trappings of divorce on what is often less than the friendlist of terms. Your first step is to figure out the best method … Continued

301 Top 5 Questions We Receive About Selling a House in Hawaii

September 1, 2021

By michaelborger

Many homeowners feel overwhelmed by all the details of selling their house and don’t know where to start. The best way to begin is by making a list of questions to ask. The right questions will help you feel more comfortable with the process overall. In addition, the answers to these questions will help you … Continued

301 5 Ways Oahu Home Buyers Is Different From Standard Buyers or Real Estate Agents in Hawaii

August 18, 2021

By michaelborger

Knowledge is power, and when you decide on a financial matter as crucial as selling your Hawaii home, understanding your options clearly can make a massive difference in the bottom line at the closing table. Did you know there’s a new way to sell your home? The hybrid agent investors at Oahu Home Buyers lead … Continued

301 5 Signs You Can Trust Your Buyer When Selling Your House Directly in Hawaii

July 26, 2021

By michaelborger

Are you ready to sell your home in Hawaii but are hesitant because of the high commissions traditionally paid to a real estate agent and maybe some embarrassment over having the public root around your home? Would you rather not deal with mountains of paperwork, time spent on marketing, trying to understand a myriad of … Continued

301 Bad Hawaii Real Estate Agent

July 12, 2021

By michaelborger

Overwhelmingly, real estate agents perform their duties with acceptable, if not higher, levels of professionalism. However, it’s also not uncommon to hear stories of agents focusing too much on the dollar and not as much on the client’s true needs. Read on to discover five of the signs of a bad Hawaii real estate agent … Continued

301 How Selling Your Hawaii House Directly Will Save You Thousands in Repair Costs

July 5, 2021

By michaelborger

Have you ever considered selling your house directly? Did you even know it was possible? Sellers facing the reality of expensive and extensive repair costs are all too often overwhelmed with the work, time, and drain of resources of fully preparing their Hawaii home for a traditional listing. Selling on your own (called a FSBO) … Continued

301 6 Reasons Your Hawaii House Isn’t Selling

May 19, 2021

By michaelborger

“Why isn’t my house selling?” is something we hear often when people reach out to us about their house or condo in Hawaii. Waiting for a buyer can be stressful when you’re selling your home, especially in a hot Hawaii real estate market when you thought homes last for hours, not days. Emotionally, the constant … Continued

301 Things to do Immediately After Inheriting a House in Hawaii

May 12, 2021

By michaelborger

Dealing with the loss of a family member or dear friend is usually a very stressful and painful time that can become even more complicated by suddenly finding yourself dealing with an inheritance – a house, condo, car, art, family heirlooms, or even a garage full of knick-knacks. It may be challenging to know where … Continued

301 Costs to Expect With an FSBO Listing in Hawaii

April 28, 2021

By michaelborger

While selling your Hawaii house on your own will save you in real estate commissions or agent fees, much of the costs you will have to absorb, costs like marketing, which are otherwise generally included in the commission. These savings sometimes come at a high price for many sellers. We’ll discuss the costs you can … Continued

6 Tips to Help You Downsize Your House in Hawaii

April 14, 2021

By michaelborger

Downsizing homes can be a daunting task. Sometimes you find yourself staring at all of the belongings you’ve accumulated over the years, wondering how you’re going to get from Point A (your current house, say a 2500 sqft home in Honolulu’s Manoa neighborhood) to Point B (the smaller house, perhaps a 1500 sqft townhouse in … Continued