Things in the article such as sustainable building materials, waiting out covid in Kalifornia, the stars aligning and the ridiculously low price she paid for the lot all adds up to her being a class one democrat lunatic. Hawaii is packed with them.
But she does not deserve to have her property stolen and then treated like this. The elitists such as the new home owner and the real estate people have her outclassed in the legal department - she will lose bigly.
Off subject is a story where I bought 10 acres and went to the court house to register the land to find out the person selling it never owned it. I was quick enough to go to the bank and have the cashiers check for the land cancelled before the seller cashed it.
A point to be made with my story is in this Hawaiian story the error should have been caught when the title to the land was transferred at the court house. There’s got to be some fraud going on here such as who did the real estate people represent in the sale, or did they just decide to grab the land and let the communist nature of rat-land let them keep the land? This all should have been caught at the registrar of deeds office when the title was transferred.
“sustainable building materials”
This is a misnomer in any tropical climate like Hawaii. Especially with the amount of rain they receive on this side of the island.
Any house that you want to last has to be either built out of concrete with lots of rebar. Any wood in the roof framing needs to be pressure treated against bugs and rot. You need lots of rebar because you are building on an active volcano. There will be earthquakes.
The only sustainable wood are very expensive tropical hardwoods like Cumaru, IPE, Koa plus North American Western Red cedar and Redwood. These are all very expensive species and need to be imported into Hawaii by boat. So, you could build a house out of these species of wood, but it would be quite expensive. Unless there is a sawmill on the Big Island cutting some type of native tropical hardwood that is naturally rot resistant.
Hanlon's Razor.
"Forget it, Jack. It's Puna!"
Regards,