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How to find a rental

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#1
  • waikiki
  • 2024/07/22 08:33

I am planning to move to Honolulu and
looking for a room in this real estate and room-sharing board.

I would like to rent from
a rental company in the real estate section that has a company name listed, but
I am having trouble finding one.

In the room share forum,
there is an agent who introduces
a lot of units, but
he/she changes all the names in a serial (It's not against the rules and it's fine, but I can't tell the same person
from another one.

It is not mentioned on the rental page, but
Fee and referral fee ？ for taking over to the owner
$350 or $500 extra
If possible, I am looking for only those who do not need to pay the fee, I'm having trouble with the confusion.

I'm looking for a furnished place to start with, for about 6 months,
is there any other way to find it ？?

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#9
  • れんと
  • 2024/08/19 (Mon) 07:30
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Depending on the budget, there is an AirB ＆ B in downtown for ＄ 110 ＋ Tax per night.

Soon a slightly cheaper AirB&B will open in the same building.

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#10
  • HCC
  • 2024/08/19 (Mon) 10:00
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Even if you find a property on Craigslist or Facebook marketplace, I think
you should be fine as long as you get a proper showing and meet the owner ？ before you decide to move in.
We are on the renting side, but on the other hand, there are some suspicious prospective tenants who have not had showings and
sometimes inquire from off-island locations, such as the mainland, to decide to move in!

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#11
  • 不動産屋
  • 2024/08/19 (Mon) 11:18
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In Honolulu, especially in Waikiki, there are very few lenders for people who want to live in Honolulu, and there is an imbalance between the number of people who want to live in Honolulu and the number of people who rent. Therefore, the rent is going up and up.
Also, as you know, Waikiki is a hotel complex, so condominiums built in between the hotels are especially popular. Kalakaua AVE and Royal Hawaiian AVE are the center of the city, and as you move away from them, rents become a little cheaper.

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#12
  • れんと
  • 2024/11/10 (Sun) 21:01
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Downtown, if you only want Room Rent with shared shower, toilet, and kitchen,
there are several.

The cheapest is ＄ 300, the most expensive, ＄ 2,000.

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#13
  • 飲食バイト
  • 2024/11/20 (Wed) 10:45
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I want you to do something about the old Kansai woman who doesn't have a company in Hawaii, but is making a fortune by doing extensive bakeleng
.

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