hawaii this fall/winter
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hawaii this fall/winter
hello you all ..
i am planning to spend a few months in Oahu this fall, from november on and am hoping to hear form anyone that can help me find a reliable agent..
i hear it is not a good idea to book anything on line, besides, i feel much better talking to a person on the fone and asking my questions etc...
i hear that the real estate rentals go pretty fast in oahu, and i would appreciate your help..
thank you all..always very informative and enlightening !
lg
i am planning to spend a few months in Oahu this fall, from november on and am hoping to hear form anyone that can help me find a reliable agent..
i hear it is not a good idea to book anything on line, besides, i feel much better talking to a person on the fone and asking my questions etc...
i hear that the real estate rentals go pretty fast in oahu, and i would appreciate your help..
thank you all..always very informative and enlightening !
lg
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Don't know any rental agents offhand - but I would recommend you google and google to get an idea of what vacation/long term rentals go for - and send emails - even before you talk to an agent, and then - I would call at least a couple of agents.
If you are going to be someplace for a few months - put in the time to carefully research it and get a feel for the prices/locations.
In addition to Honolulu - consider staying over at Kailua.
Here are a few webpages to get you startd.
http://www.vrbo.com/vacation-rentals/usa/hawaii/oahu and http://www.hawaiianbeachrentals.com/...hu/condos1.htm
and http://tinyurl.com/7k4gf97
If you are going to be someplace for a few months - put in the time to carefully research it and get a feel for the prices/locations.
In addition to Honolulu - consider staying over at Kailua.
Here are a few webpages to get you startd.
http://www.vrbo.com/vacation-rentals/usa/hawaii/oahu and http://www.hawaiianbeachrentals.com/...hu/condos1.htm
and http://tinyurl.com/7k4gf97
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I would pick a budget hotel like Waikiki Sand Villa or the Royal Grove and stay there a couple weeks, and look for a place from there.
Where on Oahu do you want to live? Honolulu/Waikiki will have the most rental options in a concentrated area.
Where on Oahu do you want to live? Honolulu/Waikiki will have the most rental options in a concentrated area.
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thank you all for the sound advice/suggestions..
i will start googling and having a look of whats there rental cost etc.....
i was thinking of renting in the Waikiki area..hmm
now, i hear theres dicey areas out there, does anyone have names of those areas so that i can avoid them ?
thank you so much for all the info..very helpful..
enjoy your day..
lg
i will start googling and having a look of whats there rental cost etc.....
i was thinking of renting in the Waikiki area..hmm
now, i hear theres dicey areas out there, does anyone have names of those areas so that i can avoid them ?
thank you so much for all the info..very helpful..
enjoy your day..
lg
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More good advice you ahve received - and I would also chime in with - if you haven't found a place you really feel good about - check into a place for a week when you get there - and you could always extend a second week if necessary - as it's generally not that busy in the fall, and you can get a better idea of where you would like to stay - the location that works best for you, and so forth.
Now - having said that - I still suggest you do as much research as you can ahead of time to have a better idea of the rates, availability, and so forth.
I am guessing that by the 3rd week in Dec - some of the of the "long term" rentals (that can mean a few months or more depending on where you live) might be freeing up/not available to you for the big Christmas/New Year's rush.
Now - having said that - I still suggest you do as much research as you can ahead of time to have a better idea of the rates, availability, and so forth.
I am guessing that by the 3rd week in Dec - some of the of the "long term" rentals (that can mean a few months or more depending on where you live) might be freeing up/not available to you for the big Christmas/New Year's rush.
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thanks suze..
i will probably do that and see once i am there whats what..
compared to the other islands, i have chosen Oahu cause it has a lot more to offer ..lots of history and its a good quality time for me to focus and enjoy without rushing..
for yrs, it used to be a 10 day vacation to accommodate ever ones needs !...
it surely is different when one chooses a longer term stay..thats when one gets to explore !..nice
have a nice day..lg
i will probably do that and see once i am there whats what..
compared to the other islands, i have chosen Oahu cause it has a lot more to offer ..lots of history and its a good quality time for me to focus and enjoy without rushing..
for yrs, it used to be a 10 day vacation to accommodate ever ones needs !...
it surely is different when one chooses a longer term stay..thats when one gets to explore !..nice
have a nice day..lg