Hawaii land sale by owner

To determine the fair market value, research recent sales of similar properties in your area, consult with a local real estate agent or appraiser, and consider getting a professional property valuation.

The process typically involves listing your property, negotiating terms with potential buyers, drafting and signing a purchase agreement, and completing due diligence before closing the sale through escrow services.

Yes, sellers must comply with Hawaii state laws regarding property disclosures, including providing information about hazards, zoning restrictions, and any easements. Consulting a real estate attorney is advisable.

Use an escrow service to handle the transaction. The buyer deposits funds into the escrow account, which are then released to you upon successful transfer of the deed and completion of all sale conditions.