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Is buying a condo on Maui a good investment?

The good news is that buying any kind of property on Maui is a great investment—just make sure you have all your financial ducks in a row. Not all homes on Maui can be used as legal vacation rentals, and Maui’s Short-Term Rental Home (STRH) permits can be tricky to acquire.

How much are HOA fees in Maui?

A: Each complex is different but generally speaking the HOA fees are $300 to $900 on condos under a million dollars. What is covered is most everything involved with the overall property maintenance and upkeep, sometimes cable and internet and electric can also be covered.

How expensive is it to live on Maui?

Maui County cost of living is 161.9

COST OF LIVINGMauiHawaii
Health93.494.3
Housing270.8268.9
Median Home Cost$626,200$621,700
Utilities182.7185.8

Why are HOA fees in Hawaii so high?

In a nutshell, everything costs more in Hawaii compared to the mainland due to a variety of factors: Proximity to the ocean which corrodes infrastructure of property quickly, including rebar, roofing, paint, and even plumbing. Hawaii has the most expensive electricity prices in the United States.

Are there HOA fees in Hawaii?

HOA fees in Honolulu will run between ~$0.60 to ~$1.50 per square foot and depending on the size of the condo can cost around $350 to $1,000 per month.

How much money do you need to live comfortably in Maui?

Typical Expenses

1 ADULT2 ADULTS (1 WORKING)
0 Children0 Children
Required annual income after taxes$30,545$47,155
Annual taxes$9,280$14,415
Required annual income before taxes$39,826$61,571

How much do you need to live comfortably in Maui?

Maui County cost of living is 161.9

COST OF LIVINGMauiHawaii
Grocery151.7150.7
Health93.494.3
Housing270.8268.9
Median Home Cost$626,200$621,700

What is a good salary for Hawaii?

In order to live comfortably in Hawaii, some studies show that you’ll need a whopping salary of over $122,000.

What do condo fees include in Hawaii?

Condo Fees Really Add Up

  • Insurance – based on my own flood, fire, and hazard – about $200 a month.
  • Pool Maintenance – $100 a week if used regularly, and $2o0 a month if the pool is not used much.