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Above Photo: Maui NewsIt seemed like a good idea at the time. The Natural Resource Conservation service recommended a tropical vine, glycine, be introduced in Hawaii back in the 70s to improve pastures and forage for farms and ranches. It has since grown out of control according to the Maui Invasive Species Committee, swallowing up old structures, covering guard rails and signs.

If you jump into the home market now, you might feel like you’ve slid in just under the wire. Interest rates are rising, inventory is low, and home prices are increasing. Purchasing now is especially important if you anticipate a life change, such as new baby or job change. If you don’t get onboard the real estate train now, you might spend significantly more later in 2018.

The tide is shifting away from baby boomers as the major player in the real estate market. Millennials are a growing force in buying, renting, or investing in real estate. If you have property to sell or rent, understanding this shifting market is essential.

Landlords strive to keep color palettes neutral to have mass appeal. Unfortunately, too much “Navaho White” can be excruciatingly boring. Never fear, there is creative help for your condo, apartment or rental home, even if there is a “no painting rule.” Follow these six easy tips to bring color and your own personality to the space, while still preserving your security deposit.

Thanksgiving brings extra warmth and aloha, whether joining a gathering of friends and family for a festive meal, or making a feast at home. While the holiday spirit prevails, it’s essential to be mindful of potential accidents and injuries. To help you navigate a safe celebration, here are key Thanksgiving safety recommendations for homeowners.