James Berry wrote:Hello everyone, I am new on here, I have been farming since I was a kid on my grandfathers farm and a licensed builder for many decades. My wife and I had a place on Maui for many years until for family reasons we had to leave. We bought a few acres on the Big Island to retire too but unfortunately breast cancer ruined that plan. And now the fact is I don't want to go there without her, but it's time to start a new chapter. Maui is the only place in this whole world I have visited that I felt at home (and I have been all over) but it is so expensive property wise that its not really an option for most. I did some exploring and found a 360 acre patch of land that has been for sale for a few years and I recognized it as a place I had looked at quite a few years before when it was for sale previous. It is in upcountry near Kula and I was thinking if enough people were to get together we could purchase it as a group and subdivide it into individual parcels it would come out to approximately $19,000 per acre including costs associated with the purchase. It is farmable land at a good elevation with a great tourist economy to sell whatever you grow or make to. My wife did not like this idea when I broached it to her before her death but that was because in her view there were just to much of a chance no-one would see the opportunity. I am including some info on it, its fertile land, out of the path of tourists but close enough to them, the islanders are very nice, grow coffee, chocolate, fruits, animals etc. But I feel I need to put it out there.
James Berry wrote:Dave, thank you for saying something!! I was hoping someone else would show an interest. I know it’s tricky putting this out there without already owning the land, i was looking at various corporations that could be utilized for such a mass purchase in order to protect all of the investors and then dissolved after the land was subdivided. I think it would be awesome if we were to find enough people to accomplish this. A lot of people don’t think out of the box i.e: out of the Continental US when they think of these opportunities
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