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Today we want to go over three things you can do to get your home ready for sale, which are: declutter, depersonalize, and “de-clean.”
Let’s start with decluttering. As a rule of thumb, the best way to declutter your home is by removing one third of the content from every room. In the kitchen, clear off counter spaces and remove magnets and other items from the front of the refrigerator.
Next, it’s time to depersonalize. Doing this will allow potential buyers to imagine themselves in your home. Belongings that are near and dear to your heart, like a bobblehead collection for example, may not be so appealing to
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Honolulu condos are selling at an all-time high in July. "It's no surprise that the condos are selling faster than single-family homes. As single-family home prices continue to soar, new homebuyers are resorting to the latter," said Adrienne Lally, team leader of Team Lally. A big indication is a difference in days on market (DOM) and list prices between the single-family homes and condos.
Summer is prime time for moving. Not only are kids out of school but the biggest employers on island, Army, Air Force, Marine Corps, Navy, and Coast Guard are changing duty stations. As homeowner service members leave Honolulu, they can either sell or property manage their home. Unfortunately, service members with Oahu orders may have a harder time… 
Our featured guest in this episode of the show is Keanue Kekaula owns and operates Pomai Kulolo. Keanue talks about growing up in the heart of Kalihi.
He then tells us the story of how Pomai Kulolo started. We also talk about what goes on behind the scenes in making and selling Hawaiian food and where to go to try out the delicious treats from Pomai Kulolo.