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The document outlines a course titled 'Guiding the Buyer in the Distressed Property Market' presented by the Hawaii Aloha Chapter of CRS, scheduled for February 2, 2012, at Kauai Beach Resort. The course aims to equip REALTORS® with essential skills and strategies to assist buyers in navigating distressed property transactions, including REO properties and short sales. Participants will gain knowledge on counseling clients, negotiating contracts, and working with listing agents. Successful completion earns 8 education credits towards CRS designation.

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What is the fourth largest island in Kauai Hawaii?

Kauaʻi is Hawaiʻis fourth largest island and is sometimes called the Garden Island, which is an entirely accurate description. The oldest and northernmost island in the Hawaiian chain is draped in emerald valleys, sharp mountain spires and jagged cliffs aged by time and the elements.

Who owns most of Kauai?

Who owns Kauai? After the State of Hawaii, who owns over 155,000 acres on Kauai, the Robinson Family is the second-largest landowner at over 55,000 acres (excluding their Niihau acres), and then Grove Farm is the third-largest landowner at over 30,000 acres.

How fast is Kauai eroding?

Maui beaches were the most erosional of the three islands (85% erosional, island-wide average rate of -0.17 m/yr). Seventy-one percent of Kauai beaches eroded (average rate -0.11 m/yr), including 8% that completely disappeared.

Why is Kauai so undeveloped?

The mountains surround the rainforests, basically blocking them off. Because of this, about 97% of Kauais land is undeveloped.

What will happen to Kauai in a couple million years?

We know Kauai will most likely disappear completely in 1-1.5 million years, Oahu will take place as the oldest Hawaiian island, Maui will continue to reshape its landscape (with Haleakala giving its last show of bursting lava before losing its connection to the hot spot) and Big Island volcanoes will eventually finish

What will happen to the Hawaiian Islands in the future?

As global warming continues, sea level rise will accelerate. Hawaiʻis coastal areas will see rapid increases in tidal flooding events beginning in the mid-2030s.

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