#Real Estate with Aloha

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Real Estate with Aloha

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KE AUPUNI UPDATE - OCTOBER 2024

Our Land, Our Inheritance One of the most profound expressions of who we are as a people is found in Queen Liliʻuokalani’s open letter that begins with, “Oh, honest Americans… ” It was her direct appeal to the American people to do what’s morally right and speak out for the return of the Hawaiian Kingdom. Although her letter makes many profound points, I will concentrate on one particular passage… “…do not covet the little vineyard of Naboth's, so far from your shores, lest the punishment of Ahab fall upon you, if not in your day, in that of your children, for "be not deceived, God is not mocked." As she often did, Queen Liliʻuokalani cited a passage from the Bible. In this instance, 1 Kings 21:1-24 that told of the deceitful way King Ahab and his evil wife Jezebel framed and executed a man, Naboth, so they could take his land which he had refused to sell to them… The reason Naboth wouldn’t sell the land was, he regarded it as his inheritance and a blessing, not a piece of commercial real estate. He had inherited the land from his forefathers and his kuleana was to make it productive (which is why Ahab wanted it) and then pass it on to his (Nabobʻs) children and descendants. By citing this story, Queen Liliʻuokalani goes to the heart of the difference in how Hawaiians, as opposed to Americans and other colonizers, regard land. Hawaiians and other native peoples see land as an inheritance that comes from Akua with the kuleana (responsibility) to mālama (care for) so that it can bless them and their future generations. To our kūpuna, just like Naboth, land is not a commodity that can be bought and sold for instant gratification or to build empires, it was to bring and sustain abundant life and future generations. When King Kamehameha III issued the Hawaiian Bill of Rights in 1839 and promulgated the Hawaiian Kingdom Constitution in 1840, instruments that are Western in form, he was careful to infuse them with Hawaiian values of kuleana, malama ʻāina, ola i ka wai, aloha ʻāina. When he redistributed the lands from traditional rights — where he as King had absolute rule over all the lands — he put the lands of Hawaiʻi (except for a little needed for the government) into the western system of private ownership, but with a caveat: that those lands would be held in perpetuity. Whether the King, chiefs or commoners held the title, these privately owned lands could not be sold outside of the family, their heirs and descendants. Furthermore, customary international law holds that in the event of a regime change, internal or conquest or annexation by a foreign power, only the government lands would forfeit to the new government. Privately owned lands would remain in the hands of the title owner. Thus, by placing the lands of the Hawaiian Archipelago into the western legal system of private land ownership, King Kamehameha III safeguarded Hawaii’s lands from being sold outside the family or being seized in the event of an invasion, an annexation (lawful or fake) or certainly, an illegal occupation. So why have we been dispossessed of our lands? Because every step of taking and pillaging of the Hawaiian Islands by the United States was done with total disregard of all laws except those the US imposed for its own benefit and purposes. Even today, Hawaiians’ lands are being stolen and Hawaiian are being evicted by corrupt judges weilding corrupt State of Hawaii laws. The hope we have is that soon the tables will turn and a day of reckoning will come, the lands restored… and the punishment of Ahab fall upon the wrong doers. 

“Love of country is deep-seated in the breast of every Hawaiian, whatever his station.” — Queen Liliʻuokalani ---------- Ua mau ke ea o ka ʻāina i ka pono. The sovereignty of the land is perpetuated in righteousness. ------ For the latest news and developments about our progress at the United Nations in both New York and Geneva, tune in to Free Hawaii News at 6 PM the first Friday of each month on ʻŌlelo Television, Channel 53. ------ "And remember, for the latest updates and information about the Hawaiian Kingdom check out the twice-a-month Ke Aupuni Updates published online on Facebook and other social media." PLEASE KŌKUA… Your kōkua, large or small, is vital to this effort... To contribute, go to:   • GoFundMe – CAMPAIGN TO FREE HAWAII • PayPal – use account email: info@HawaiianKingdom.net • Other – To contribute in other ways (airline miles, travel vouchers, volunteer services, etc...) email us at: info@HawaiianKingdom.net All proceeds are used to help the cause. MAHALO! Malama Pono,

Leon Siu

Hawaiian National

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Regarding my heading down an unfinished road... I found it on Google Street View.

So these are from a year ago.

This is the lane I drove down.

And this is the section where I realized, "Oh shit, I ain't supposed to drive here."

I used generative fill to update these images to what they looked like on the day of embarrassment.

Looking back, there were a few cones. But all of the "do not enter" signs were gone and I think it would be perfectly reasonable to assume you could drive here. I think other people may have avoided it because they drive in this area regularly. I drive maybe once or twice a month.

And here is what the dead end looked like with a year of construction progress.

(It is scary how close generative fill matched this to my memory of it.)

I was really confused when I got to this point. I wasn't sure if I should try backing up or turning. I thought the gravel was okay to drive on, so I pulled forward and started a u-turn. But there was a sharp drop-off from the road to the gravel section I couldn't see and that was very jarring. And the gravel was not fit for driving on. So I kicked up a ton of dust and passers-by were all "WTF are you doing?"

Hell, I was like "WTF are you doing?"

I have a feeling this memory will join a few other embarrassing moments that pop into my head right before I try to fall asleep.

It wasn't my fault, but yeah, I hate driving around here.

It feels like the highway construction in this area is endless. It's been going on for years and it never feels like any progress is being made.

They closed off 3 highway exits for streets that contain a lot of local businesses. One of them leads straight to Ferguson. And if you don't know to exit onto a side road ahead of these areas, you'll just pass them by. So people from out of town who might be looking for a place to eat or shop could easily drive past these areas.

I feel sad for my community. Big franchises are closing up shop. There is no pizza place that directly delivers to my area. When your last pizza place closes up, that's when you know your community is in trouble.

If anyone around here wants pizza delivered you have to spend a ton to have it DoorDash'd in from another area.

And it all started with a "white flight" epidemic. They even made a documentary about it called Spanish Lake (my township). There was a failed housing project nearby and a lot of poor Black folks started moving to Spanish Lake afterward. Then some scummy real estate people took advantage and it all snowballed from there...

"The 1990s saw a mass exodus of the white population, spurred on by blockbusting, a practice some U.S. real estate agents use to encourage white property owners to sell their houses quickly at a loss, implying the African-Americans moving into their neighborhood will depress their property values."

Apparently blockbusting is the new red lining.

The "controversy" section on Wikipedia sums up the movie pretty well.

I started following a Facebook page dedicated to Spanish Lake, thinking it would be other folks in my community. I thought maybe I could get to know my neighbors.

Instead, it is all of the white people who moved away reminiscing about how great Spanish Lake used to be.

People in this group are trying really hard not to say the quiet part out loud.

Riff raff?

Scot, I think you dropped this...

I grew up here. I still live here. I love my house and my street. There are some areas that could really use some help, but if you live here, you know the few small pockets to stay away from. I have no issue walking up and down my street at night without fear.

They also mourn the loss of the businesses that closed because they abandoned the area.

There is the mall which will be officially demolished soon.

And, yes, it is the spooky mall from that viral video.

There was the movie theater... at the mall.

There was the Aloha Roller Rink.

Which now looks like this.

And the burger joint.

The pizza place.

And the other pizza place.

Saullo's was okay.

Angelo's in the next town over is better. And still in business!

What was I talking about?

Oh, yeah. Don't drive down unfinished roads!

[nityarawal]

Aloha! Did you fire Al yet? Please 5150 him too- we can't be too safe with our moms. That was gross how he smeared Kitty too. She said he has a crush on her! These are affections we don't need. I'm there for showers. Al constantly gossips about Patrons & pigs - it's grossly unprofessional.

Dmv.org is backed up with their officers crime. We are pressing charges against Officer Enoch & Triple A Daniel Crabtree if you could speed up process? Judge, Sheriff & attys know. Call America 1st Legal & ask them to 5150 my x so I can go home please & stop bullying civilian moms with these underpaid camp hosts!

I don't need Al to make mistakes on our cases with bribes & rapes! Jai says Rangers dont handle family matters & unfortunately were stuck with millions of government abusing our kids & families like this.

Do you know how a mom with skin infection feels constantly bullied out of daily grooming? Not cool- horrible karma. Fire him. Thanks!

Peace!

Nitya Huntley Rawal

Encinitasbeachhome.com

Lydia- Have you tried giving Al Ivermectin? Many peeps need equine therapy for their kinks. He's all bugged up. His anxiety is through roof. No one can handle being around him. I let community know he's confused about job description making our county park inhospitable for members. I can't believe no one has apologized to me yet. Well, please call America First Legal & send us all accident reports. Elon Musk actually cares that I'm not targeted like this and referred his attys. He'll get refunds if county is too bankrupt from these low agendas. I'll warn moms they'll be raped over registration & cars stolen by AL & his "thuggie" gay pigs? Do they bang pigs in shower? And do drugs? Gross. Meth labs aren't even legal to sell as real estate. How could our own staff polute our parks like this? He wouldn't be gay if he weren't looped up in 1st place. It's literally a disability. Go cleanse. If he's too perverted to do his job ethically- obviously his man boobs are over run with bugs and a negative influence around pure families!

Thanks!

Nitya Rawal

Encinitasbeachhome.com

Lydia- What is your email? I'll send you emails to judge about registration. I have Grace for a few months whilst they settle my court stuff. None of Al's business. I have PTSD from his rapist colleagues & We can't risk Al getting more moms raped by gay pigs. BTW, Did he see me on floor in bathroom naked with head cracked open? How did he know Kitty was having sex? Does he record Gals in bathrooms??? He said he made deal to call pigs if that ever happens again. Campers are not to be trafficked for their gay kinks.

We need Deanna back! ):

No wonder Jyoti doesnt feel safe to go there!

Thanks!

Nitya

Ranger Lydia & Jai-

Aloha! I did get a ticket on registration on way to dmv.org & pig Garfin gave me until Febuary to sort it with Judge. Many Are being fired on gross misconduct. Dmv.org says they don't work with pigs etc. Irs forgot to send registration stickers after raiding homes & stealing cars. We have PTSD & disabilities f/ dyke rapes. I'll let my Dr's & attys know what's going on & camp bros/moms.

Obviously we need to take daily showers without being terrorised over urgent care covid charges!

Can you guaranty moms some Autonomy from vanity bullies?

Gross Al throws his weight around like this. He seems suspect because he also bullied with threats of his new Ranger Danger buddy on 11/8- day of accident too.

Do you think he's involved in foul play? This needs to stop. Open a new shower with no meth or drug paraphernalia residue & fire ALL pigs involved. Enough of their abuse. Merci.

Thanks!

Nitya Huntley Rawal

Encinitasbeachhome.com

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PS Note About Judge Hodgins Fab bribed vacation came in! It's only time government get back to us! PDs Are same! Lol

I will be out of the office from Monday 11/25/2024 and returning Tuesday 12/3/2024. If you need immediate assistance please telephone my Judicial Secretary, Carol Delfosse-Kidd, at 760-904-6726. Otherwise I will respond to you upon my return.

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Aloha! I did get a ticket on registration on way to dmv.org & pig Garfin gave me until Febuary to sort it with Judge. Many Are being fired on gross misconduct. Dmv.org says they don't work with pigs etc.

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im white so my view is obviously limited hence im not directly adding onto the post but regarding the same era of movies lrb was discussing aloha scooby doo having the villain be the native hawaiian boy and pulling a motive out of their ass to justify that feels particularly shitty because by doing so suddenly the real estate planning and tourism industry which they literally in the movie had characters talk about the detriments of on the native population + their culture (genuine real life issues) are just……forgotten about??? completely fine??? it had a weird angle from the start with the framing of the lamentations of the native people being (literally justifiably) wary of tourists + mainland settlers, framing them as almost unreasonable. its unfortunately on brand with this era of dtvs but it feels so unbelievably tone deaf

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People of Maui need 'cash' and 'communication': Lahaina resident

(NewsNation) — Federal agencies are working to provide the people of Maui with essential supplies after devastating wildfires tore through the island, but one resident says the need for essentials has been met, and what impacted communities need now is cash and better communication.

“It’s been met through the outpouring of love and support, and it’s coming in from all over the world. So what they really need now is cash or money in their pockets, to feel some sort of control,” said Carol Ross.

She added, “They also need communication. They need to know what is out there for them, for their help. They need to know about the various organizations in the federal government that are helping,” said Carol Ross.

Native Hawaiians turn to ‘coconut wireless’ in aftermath of wildfires 

Ross joined “NewsNation Prime” to share her story after her home was destroyed in the wildfires.

“It was a place of refuge for us. But what really hurts the most is the people of Maui are suffering. They are suffering for the devastation that is happening in Lahaina, especially with families that they can’t get a hold of,” Ross said

As the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) helps impacted families apply for assistance, posts are circulating on social media warning Maui residents not to sign anything from FEMA, claiming the organization could seize their land.

FEMA has said these claims are false and that they don’t have to authority to seize land.

“They [Maui residents] will listen to anything. They’re just grasping, you know, whatever communication is coming out, but it is not true,” Ross said. “FEMA is there to help, and they’re not going to take away your land. They’re not there to take your land. They are there to help you.”

Developers trying to buy Hawaiian real estate amid fire recovery 

President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden are set to visit Maui on Monday, Aug. 21, to meet with survivors, first responders and the federal agencies helping relief efforts. Ross tells NewsNation that while Biden’s emergency declaration helped, she wants to know Hawaii is supported.

“I just want his presence to be known, that he is there for and he’s backing our state, our island,” Ross said.

As the communities in West Maui, primarily Lahaina, work to rebuild, Ross says the rest of the island is open for tourism.

“Lahaina is not open, but Maui is open, and we need you to come back and experience the aloha spirit with us. Because we need the hotels to be full, we need the businesses to thrive..."

Categories: Climate, Hawaii Wildfires, Weather, West

Yo! Has anyone heard a peep from Mark Zuckerberg about helping out Hawaii or did he just move there to fuck people over!?

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I wrote a Movie with my new friends.

It's off the Hawaiian Theme

Hero real Estate Agent From Downtown L.A.

Actually. Legally Blonde Esque but Scarier Vybes. Blonde tho.

Learns of an old Haunting Myth on a Beautiful Full Beach View Actual Victorian

It is an Ancient Old Grandma Horror Demon

And She Says No deal and Lays an orb with a Worst Nightmare Sqweekwince

On the Table

For 14 Nightly Negotiations. She Really Sleeps As Well As Her Clients are going to.

And as long as she keeps her thinking for the Fortnight. Kids Love It.

Then She won't take her Whole Soul. Consume it

Which She Does Anyway after the Trap Happy Ending.

Rising Star of L.A. Real Estate Disappears in Hawaii. With The Listing Next To the Column.

Aloha and Mahalo Agian

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Gabriel Iglesias Net Worth: The Fortune Behind the Fluffy Stand-Up Star!

Gabriel Iglesias, famously known as "Fluffy," has become a comedy icon, entertaining audiences worldwide with his humor and charm. With his stand-up specials and sold-out shows, Iglesias has crafted a brand that resonates with millions. Fans are often curious about Gabriel Iglesias net worth and how he built his financial empire through comedy. Known for his self-deprecating humor and relatable personality, Iglesias has turned his talent into serious wealth. From performing in packed arenas to expanding his reach on digital platforms, "Fluffy" has cemented his status not only as a beloved entertainer but also as a savvy businessman.

The Rise of Fluffy: A Brief Background

Gabriel Iglesias didn’t become an overnight sensation. His journey to the top was paved with dedication, hard work, and a serious amount of humor. Born on July 15, 1976, in San Diego, California, Gabriel was raised by his single mother alongside his five siblings. The young Iglesias was always funny, but his path to comedy was anything but easy. From growing up in a low-income neighborhood to battling financial hardships early in his career, his story is one of resilience and grit.

But where does the wealth come into play? Let’s take a closer look!

The Comedy Goldmine: Stand-Up Specials and Tours

Gabriel Iglesias’ net worth didn’t skyrocket until he started selling out comedy shows across the nation. Known for his unique storytelling style, hilarious sound effects, and playful personality, Iglesias quickly became a fan favorite.

Stand-Up Specials: He’s got a series of wildly successful stand-up specials like Hot & Fluffy, I’m Not Fat…I’m Fluffy, and Aloha Fluffy. These specials have raked in millions through ticket sales, distribution rights, and streaming deals.

Tours: With tours named things like “Beyond the Fluffy” and “One Show Fits All,” Iglesias continues to sell out arenas and theaters globally. Comedy tours make up a significant chunk of his income, each tour netting him millions.

From a regular stage comic to a world-renowned performer, the journey wasn’t quick—but the rewards have been substantial. And that leads us to wonder: How much is Gabriel Iglesias really worth?

Breaking Down Gabriel Iglesias' Net Worth

Where Does the Money Come From?

The bulk of Gabriel Iglesias’ net worth, estimated at around $40 million, comes from multiple income sources. Here’s a breakdown of his top earnings:

Comedy Shows and Tours: As we mentioned, these are the bread and butter of his wealth.

Television Specials and Streaming: With stand-up comedy finding a home on platforms like Netflix, Iglesias’ reach (and revenue) has expanded significantly.

Merchandise: From T-shirts to bobbleheads, Iglesias capitalized on his “Fluffy” brand, creating an entire merchandise line. Fans flock to his online store, and the merchandise sales rake in millions each year.

Voice Acting: Gabriel’s voice talents have brought him lucrative opportunities in animation, such as roles in Coco, The Nut Job, and Planes.

Film Appearances: Though mostly known for his comedy, Iglesias has taken on roles in movies like Magic Mike and A Haunted House 2. Each appearance boosts his brand and his bank account.

Fluffy’s Ventures Beyond Comedy

The Rise of “Fluffy Inc.”

Aside from performing, Iglesias has ventured into production and digital content, further solidifying his status as an industry mogul. Under his own production company, Iglesias has developed and produced his comedy specials, allowing him more creative control—and, of course, more profits.

Real Estate Investments

In recent years, Gabriel Iglesias invested part of his wealth in real estate. His current residence, a sprawling $2.6 million house in California, is evidence of his real estate interest. Plus, he’s got a garage filled with some pretty impressive cars (a custom VW Bus is one of his prized possessions). These assets all contribute to Gabriel Iglesias’ net worth, making him one of the wealthier comics in the industry.

The Role of Social Media and Digital Content

Social media has been crucial to Iglesias’ brand growth. With millions of followers across platforms, he has successfully leveraged his online presence to reach a global audience. By sharing snippets of his stand-up, behind-the-scenes content, and personal moments, Iglesias has cultivated a loyal fanbase that follows him both on and offline.

Revenue from Social Media:

Ad Revenue: Thanks to his popularity, Iglesias earns from ads on platforms like YouTube.

Sponsored Content: With millions of followers, companies see Iglesias as an ideal influencer.

In a way, his online presence doesn’t just keep fans laughing; it adds to his wealth as well.

What’s the Future for Gabriel Iglesias?

Upcoming Projects and Continued Success

Gabriel Iglesias isn’t slowing down anytime soon. He’s continually exploring new ventures, both within comedy and beyond. From new stand-up specials to potential film roles, the man’s calendar is packed. And with the demand for live shows back on the rise, his wealth is likely to keep growing.

Could Gabriel Iglesias’ net worth hit $50 million in the next few years? It’s possible! His story isn’t just about financial success—it’s about a journey that inspires countless aspiring comedians worldwide.

Conclusion: What Sets Gabriel Iglesias Apart

So, what makes gabriel iglesias net worth so unique in the world of comedy? Unlike many comics, Iglesias stays true to his roots, bringing humor without venturing into divisive or overly edgy topics. His brand of comedy is accessible, relatable, and just plain funny. Fans love “Fluffy” for who he is—an entertainer who doesn’t just make people laugh but also spreads positivity.

With his current wealth, future projects, and an ever-expanding fanbase, Gabriel Iglesias’ net worth is bound to climb even higher. He’s proof that humor, when mixed with hard work and a bit of business savvy, can indeed be a very lucrative career.

[s4lifeme]

Hawaii moves forward with Aloha Stadium project beginning with real estate

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KE AUPUNI UPDATE - FEBRUARY 2024

Pacific Way and the Future One of the regular features on our program, Free Hawaiʻi News on ʻŌlelo TV is a discussion between Kumu Hina Wong and me, called “the Pacific Way”. It’s about looking at topics of concern from a Pacific islander perspective and it’s influence on how we do things and how we live. In contrast is the “Western Way” which has come to dominate the economic, political and social systems around the world. Some call it the legacy of colonialism. A recent United Nations resolution calls it, the negative legacy of colonialism. But now, the colonial system is beginning to implode. Careless, reckless and relentless commercial pursuits of the Western Way has brought the world to the brink of a catastrophic collapse. This is where the Pacific Way comes in. There is a rising awareness that the profound value of ancient knowledge and traditional practices could provide the answers to the grave issues facing the world today. What if we were to apply the “Pacific Way”, or more specifically, “the Hawaiʻi Way”, to issues such as caring for the people (mālama i ka poʻe); for our land (mālama I ka ʻāina), and caring for our ocean (mālama i ke kai); and caring for the planet (mālama honua). It prioritizes food resources, housing, sustainability, relationships, caring for our earth, sky and sea.  Pacific islanders have a way of relating to our surroundings that has sustained, nurtured and helped us to thrive on tiny specs of land scattered over a vast ocean covering a third of the globe. For many years the people of Hawaiʻi have been suffering from a severe housing crisis. In the previous Ke Aupuni News we spoke of the diaspora of Hawaiians having to live not only in the U.S., but all over the globe. In a conversation I had with the Kiribati ambassador to the UN a few years ago, he said, what if our goal as leaders is not to just provide a way for people to afford to live, but to provide the conditions to make people happy, and at peace with one another? To thrive and to see life pursuits not as a series of win/lose encounters or even win/win events, but as, happy/happy opportunities. Think about it. By engaging with a “win-lose” or even a “win-win” mindset, the parties operate in a competitive and even adversarial mode. But in working for a happy-happy outcome, the parties operate in a collaborative mode of considering and caring for the welfare of the other party as well as their own. The platform becomes, sharing with aloha. Happily, the conversation in our islands is beginning to shift toward the Pacific/Hawaiʻi Way of thinking… encouraging & supporting local residents to step forward into roles of responsibility of any size, small, medium or large, to let the U.S. occupiers of Hawai`i, especially the real estate developers and government agencies, know that, going forward, decisions must be made from the ground up, and local residents in their local areas must be the ones to decide their own futures.

“Love of country is deep-seated in the breast of every Hawaiian, whatever his station.” — Queen Liliʻuokalani ---------- Ua mau ke ea o ka ʻāina i ka pono. The sovereignty of the land is perpetuated in righteousness. ------ For the latest news and developments about our progress at the United Nations in both New York and Geneva, tune in to Free Hawaii News at 6 PM the first Friday of each month on ʻŌlelo Television, Channel 53. ------ "And remember, for the latest updates and information about the Hawaiian Kingdom check out the twice-a-month Ke Aupuni Updates published online on Facebook and other social media." PLEASE KŌKUA… Your kōkua, large or small, is vital to this effort... To contribute, go to:   • GoFundMe – CAMPAIGN TO FREE HAWAII • PayPal – use account email: info@HawaiianKingdom.net • Other – To contribute in other ways (airline miles, travel vouchers, volunteer services, etc...) email us at: info@HawaiianKingdom.net All proceeds are used to help the cause. MAHALO! Malama Pono,

Leon Siu

Hawaiian National

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Suzanne- Could you please message and phone alert community not to call on Keith Harper caretaking job you listed?

Why would Becky Clark advertise for a sex offender x-Sheriff investigated on 2 mommy murders?

This is a hideous Trap in an academy town! 

I applied for this job yesterday after being raided by Shane Stewart & 2 animal rescue jobs at #FreeLiving & Mary Schmitz's- his colleague! 

Thank God I wasn't murdered even though Academy moms suffered when country club neighbor was and my tollgate landlady- house mom- as well as airbnb host Jessie- Mary's client.

This is gross real estate abuse through courts. 

Charge all judges and attys employing cops on Probate fraud. 

This is a billion dollar emergency- murder.

Thanks!

Nitya 

Jodi was my "9 to 5" bunky who was caretaking "Dia" Abrams horses while she's still missing.

Her blood was on sheets & gun but @RSO hasn't disclosed facts appropriately! 

@YouTube

Journalists hacked 1st murder by x-sheriff- now 2nd murder.

Why is he loose?

https://www.cbs8.com/video/news/investigations/video-jodi-newkirk-gives-a-walkaround-tour-of-the-bonita-vista-ranch/509-cc02fb75-765e-475e-8980-af6f56be3ab6

https://idyllwildtowncrier.com/2022/05/25/sex-offender-registration-continues-for-ranch-manager-near-idyllwild/

Called about care taking job...

Yeah it's the murderer's..Keith Harper.):

Same number & address; Bonita Ranch.):

Ranch in Mountain Center, CA | Cali’s Great Escape

https://bn2.7b6.myftpupload.com/

Bowed out! Lol

Note to Harper:

Aloha! Good luck with caretaker worker! 

I found something more suitable. 

I won't be there tomorrow afterall. 

Thanks! 

Judicial Ethics committee member Mary Black called back to let me know that her and presiding judges of LA & CA couldn't write from her office to handle international custody battles or probate fraud.

She was hoping I could erase email! Lol

judicial.ethics@jud.ca.gov

@elonmusk 

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Waikiki Rentals: Your Ultimate Guide to Condos for Rent in Honolulu

Waikiki, with its stunning beaches and vibrant atmosphere, beckons visitors from around the globe to experience the essence of paradise. For those seeking temporary accommodation in this tropical haven, condos for rent honolulu offer the perfect blend of comfort, convenience, and luxury. Whether you're planning a short-term vacation or a long-term stay, navigating the plethora of Waikiki rentals can be overwhelming. Fear not! This comprehensive guide is your key to finding the ideal condo for rent in Honolulu's renowned Waikiki district.

Location is paramount when searching for Waikiki rentals. The allure of Waikiki lies in its proximity to the azure waters of the Pacific Ocean and its vibrant urban lifestyle. Opting for condos for rent in Honolulu's Waikiki district ensures easy access to world-class beaches, upscale shopping boutiques, delectable dining options, and an array of entertainment venues. From the iconic Diamond Head Crater to the bustling Kalakaua Avenue, every corner of Waikiki exudes its unique charm.

When it comes to choosing a condo for rent in Honolulu, amenities play a crucial role in enhancing your living experience. Many Waikiki rentals boast an array of amenities, ranging from refreshing swimming pools and state-of-the-art fitness centers to relaxing spa facilities and breathtaking ocean views. Imagine waking up to the gentle sound of waves crashing against the shore or unwinding in a rooftop jacuzzi as the sun sets over the horizon – such experiences await you in Waikiki.

Size matters, especially when selecting condos for rent in Honolulu to accommodate your needs. Whether you're traveling solo, with a partner, or with family and friends, Waikiki rentals come in various sizes to suit every lifestyle. From cozy studios with panoramic ocean views to spacious multi-bedroom condos ideal for family vacations, there's a perfect rental unit waiting to become your home away from home in Waikiki.

Budget-conscious travelers need not fret, as Waikiki offers a diverse range of condos for rent in Honolulu to fit every budget. While oceanfront properties command a premium, there are plenty of affordable options available just a short walk from the beach. By setting a clear budget and prioritizing your preferences, you can find a Waikiki rental that aligns with both your financial considerations and your desired lifestyle.

Accessibility is another essential factor to consider when browsing condos for rent in Honolulu. Waikiki's convenient location ensures easy access to Honolulu International Airport, allowing you to transition seamlessly from the runway to your rental condo in no time. Additionally, Waikiki's well-connected public transportation system makes exploring the island a breeze, whether you're venturing to the North Shore or embarking on a scenic drive along the coastline.

Safety and security are paramount considerations when choosing a condo for rent in Honolulu. Fortunately, Waikiki boasts a reputation for being one of the safest and most tourist-friendly neighborhoods in Honolulu. Many rental properties offer 24/7 security personnel, gated entryways, and surveillance systems to ensure peace of mind for residents and guests alike. Whether you're strolling along the beach at dawn or returning to your condo after a night out, Waikiki prioritizes your safety at every turn.

Ultimately, finding the perfect condo for rent in Honolulu's Waikiki district requires careful consideration of your priorities, preferences, and budget. By leveraging the resources available to you and enlisting the expertise of local real estate professionals, you can navigate the rental market with confidence and secure the ideal accommodation for your stay in paradise. Whether you're drawn to the allure of oceanfront living, the convenience of urban amenities, or the tranquility of island life, Waikiki rentals offer something for everyone. Embrace the spirit of aloha and embark on a journey to discover the endless possibilities that await you in Waikiki, where every day feels like a dream come true.

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Honolulu Haven: The Impact of a Property Manager on Island Living

In the vibrant city of Honolulu, property managers play a vital role in creating a haven for residents and visitors alike. Their responsibilities go far beyond basic maintenance tasks; they are the guardians of island living, ensuring that properties are not just places to live but havens of comfort, security, and serenity. In this article, we explore the significant impact of a property manager on the unique island lifestyle of Honolulu, highlighting their essential role in fostering a sense of community, enhancing quality of life, and preserving the natural beauty of the surroundings.

Embracing Island Living

As stewards of Honolulu's real estate landscape, property managers embody the spirit of aloha in their daily endeavors. They understand the significance of island living and work tirelessly to create environments that reflect the warmth, hospitality, and tranquility that define Hawaiian culture. From oceanfront retreats to urban condominiums, property managers strive to cultivate a sense of belonging and connection among residents, making Honolulu not just a place to live but a true haven to call home.

Ensuring Comfort and Convenience

A Honolulu property manager's primary objective is to ensure the comfort and convenience of residents. From promptly addressing maintenance issues to implementing efficient communication channels, they work diligently to meet the needs of tenants and property owners alike. By maintaining high standards of service and responsiveness, property managers contribute to a stress-free living experience, allowing residents to focus on enjoying all that Honolulu has to offer.

Fostering Community Engagement

Community is at the heart of island living, and property managers play a pivotal role in fostering meaningful connections among residents. Through organized events, social gatherings, and communication initiatives, they create opportunities for neighbors to come together, share experiences, and build friendships. This sense of community enhances the quality of life in Honolulu, transforming neighborhoods into vibrant, inclusive havens where residents feel welcomed and valued.

Preserving Natural Beauty

Honolulu's natural beauty is unparalleled, and property managers are committed to preserving it for future generations to enjoy. From implementing sustainable practices to promoting conservation efforts, they strive to minimize the environmental impact of property operations. Whether it's maintaining lush landscapes, reducing energy consumption, or implementing recycling programs, property managers play a crucial role in ensuring that Honolulu remains a haven of natural splendor.

Partnering with Happy Doors Property Management

For property owners seeking a trusted partner in their quest to create a Honolulu haven, Happy Doors Property Management stands out as a beacon of excellence. With a deep understanding of the unique challenges and opportunities presented by island living, Happy Doors provides comprehensive property management services that exceed expectations. From personalized attention to proactive maintenance, they are committed to making Honolulu living a truly exceptional experience for residents and property owners alike.

Embrace the Honolulu Haven

In conclusion, the impact of a property manager on island living in Honolulu is profound and far-reaching. Through their dedication, expertise, and commitment to service, property managers contribute to the vibrant tapestry of Honolulu life, enriching communities, enhancing quality of life, and preserving the natural beauty of the island. Embrace the Honolulu haven with Happy Doors Property Management and experience the difference that expert property management can make in your island lifestyle.Discover more about Happy Doors Property Management and embark on a journey to Honolulu living at its finest.

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