ALOHA THROUGH THE SHAKA
Hawai’i Bill HB2736 aims to recognize the “Shaka” as the state’s official gesture, attesting to its origin in Hawai’i and cultural significance. The bill highlights the Shaka’s role in preserving heritage, boosting the economy, and promoting the Aloha spirit. Public support is crucial as the bill progresses through hearings and committees before potentially reaching Governor Josh Green for approval.
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I am a US citizen. Founder of Hawaii Bio – is committed to supporting our partners with a large and diverse audience of travelers actively planning their next visit to Hawaii. I like to change my place of residence for inspiration. Producer and director, currently writing a book, my name has been on IMDB and Models.com for over 10 years.
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I have nearly ten years of home ownership experience including patio, yard and garden maintenance. For many years, my wife and I lived in a large family home, which means understanding the process of maintaining a home and the cleaning, dressing and wiping that goes into maintenance.
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Featured How to take care of your Hawaiian home, pets and plants when traveling to the mainland or other countries?
How To Take Care of Your Place, Pets, Plants While Travelling
Many of us who love to travel have a home that we care about, pets we love as if they were children and also plants that we nurture. All these things enhance our homes, but prove difficult to take care of while we’re away for an extended period.
Here are some tips on how to take care of your beloved 3Ps:
First, let’s assume that it’s not convenient to ask your friends or family to visit your home regularly enough to care for its ongoing needs while you’re away. Fortunately, there are now many solutions for your all too common situations.
If you are a home owner in Hawaii and want to use our services, please email: contact@hawaii.bio
Home Owner register ( it’s free) Hawaii Bio Inc
If you have the opportunity to be a “House Sitters” in Hawaii islands please fill out the form.
Be sure to add your original ID (passport or driver license).
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Airbnb
If you have no pets, you can have somebody stay at your place and even earn money for it! And believe me, every host is comfortable with watering your plants, it’s only a little favor to ask for. If you can’t arrange meeting your guests in person, either leave a key somewhere safe and secret or ask a neighbor/friend to hand the keys over to them.
In case you’ve never heard of Airbnb, you can read about it here: Airbnb: What, Why, How? (more from a guest’s perspective)
–Airbnb in Hawaii: What’s Legal and What’s Not?
House-sitting
House-sitting comes in handy for when you’ve got pets. Be it cats, dogs, horses, chickens.. it doesn’t matter, there are always people who are comfortable caring for your pets and would like the opportunity to visit your city or village especially if the cost of accommodation is basically free. Some owners ask their house-sitters to pay the utilities bill, but I wouldn’t worry about it too much, it’s more hassle than worth. It’s common to ask for basic maintenance of the place (pool, garden) and to keep it clean. And of course your pets should be of the type that is comfortable with strangers.
Hawaii Bio Inc – We provide all the online tools for home owners and house/pet sitters to find each other from around the globe (or around the corner).
– Free to home owners
Need someone to look after your house or pets while you’re away? Home owners join for free.
Find a house sitter today. Need someone to mind your house and animals while you are away? Or perhaps you’re just sick of paying more for Fluffy’s holiday than your own. Join the club. Better still, join this club!
Home Owners Register now (it’s free)
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Save money! Put your cheque book away – the service is free and the majority of our house sitters work for free too (they may also pay for their share of utility bills, depending on what arrangements you have made with them). Save a bundle on pet care fees while you’re at it prevent your home owner’s insurance premium from going through the roof.
Find exactly who you want
-Find your perfect person by searching our database of available nanny ads. We will send you a contact list upon your request.
- Create your own list of wanted nannies, and nannies will contact you through the empty “comment” form under your post or by email that you provided.
- instantly create/edit/show/hide your ad (we can help you with editing if necessary)
-set up an email alert – find out immediately when new nannies appear in your area
One of the biggest problems in Hawaii is the homeless taking over your empty home!
Hawaii: One Of The Worst Homelessness Epidemics In The U.S
Homeowners in Hawaii are complaining that homeless people are breaking into empty homes and living there. Bringing unsanitary conditions into the house. There are also cases of theft of a personal car from a garage and theft of money and credit cards.
“The state has a huge homeless problem. In fact, there are homeless people living nearby, and they come into the neighborhoods every day, every day of the year and steal from them.”
Crime has increased in the Kahala area, especially house break-ins.
Homelessness has been a severe social issue in Hawaii for a very long time. According to the US Department of Housing and Urban Development’s 2023 report, the state has the second-highest rate of homelessness in the nation. 44.9 in every 10,000 Hawaiians were homeless as of 2023, when the national average was 17 people per 10,000. Homelessness in Hawaii results from both systemic and social barriers. Poverty, unemployment, rising rent, domestic violence, legal problems, drug abuse, and mental and physical illness are all significant factors.
Legal Problems
Prisoners awaiting trial often end up losing employment and housing, too. They have no choice but to settle for temporary shelters or drop-in centers.
Drug Abuse and Alcoholism
Drug addicts often face expulsion from their homes. Their problems with addiction make them unbearable for their family members. These individuals spend a lot on drugs, which leaves little behind for rent or mortgage. They will usually refuse to seek help with housing, despite their homelessness. Thus, their addiction problems continue without a roof over their heads.
Mental and Physical Illnesses
Victims of mental and physical illnesses face homelessness, too. Their families either can’t bear them or can’t afford treatment for them. Thus, such individuals end up living on the streets as well.
Tools galore
Membership has its privileges! As a member, you get your own password-protected account area. From here you can instantly create and update your sitter wanted listing, set up email alerts…the list goes on.
General hacks and tricks
Generally speaking, you should take some standard precautionary measures like turning off water supply and all power outlets. If you’ll be away for a considerable amount of time you should have someone collect your mail to prevent your mailbox from filling up too much. Also timed power outlets can turn lamps/TV on for a few hours a day to help make it look like the apartment is not empty.
If you’re travelling for less than 2 weeks, your plants should be able to survive quite easily. For a vegetable / herb garden that you might have outside on a balcony or a windowsill, you can use self-watering pots. For indoor plants, you can move them from their sunny spots into an area with less sun and water them well before your departure.
With the boom of social media, burglars are becoming more refined and can learn about your being away by your excited announcement of going for a vacation. If you have the need to let your circle of friends know, at least keep your profile accessible only to friends.
Do you have any other home care tips to add? If so, I’d love to hear about them!
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Featured Who are Professional House Sitters?
Hawaii Bio Inc – We provide all the online tools for home owners and house/pet sitters to find each other from around the globe (or around the corner).
– Free to home owners
Need someone to look after your house or pets while you’re away? Home owners join for free.
Find a house sitter today. Need someone to mind your house and animals while you are away? Or perhaps you’re just sick of paying more for Fluffy’s holiday than your own. Join the club. Better still, join this club!
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What is house sitting, exactly? Free vs Paid
The concept is simple. A home owner plans to vacate their residence for a while – anything from a few days to twelve months and everything in between.
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They search a house sitting website to find a house sitter or two to keep things running smoothly on the home front and provide home security while away. Under the trust-based value exchange arrangement of house sitting no money changes hands. House sitters do not get paid to ‘sit’, nor does a home owner get paid to have their house ‘sat’.
Sitters exchange their time, care and know-how for interesting places to stay and unique experiences.
Home owners and renters leave home with peace of mind knowing their home and property are being maintained, and their pets and animals cared for. 85% of house sits involve one or more pets. With a sitter (or two) in residence, pets remain happy at home in their familiar environment, with their regular routine maintained. A win-win-win arrangement in anyone’s language. 😉
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What do house sitters do?
The house sitting jobs required of a live-in house sitter vary enormously.
To care for a cat and water a few plants in an inner city apartment, is less work than minding a property with six dogs, four cats, five goats, ten hens, a pool and large lawn in the country.
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House sitting jobs are often negotiated. If a home owner is keen to secure a particular house sitter, they may be prepared to make arrangements for a task or two to be done by someone other than the sitter.
By way of example, as a single sitter I did not want to use the ride-on mower to maintain the sprawling lawns on an isolated property. Because the home owner’s priority was care for their ageing dog and security for their home, they were happy to pay a contractor to do that job.
In all cases, the objective is for the arrangement to be a win-win-win for the home owner, their house sitter/s, and the pets in residence.
What type of people house sit?
There is no ‘type’. House sitters come from all walks of life. They often come in pairs but are sometimes alone, and range in age from young to old(er). In general, when it comes to securing a gig, age and experience trump youth and beauty. And while not all home owners are open to little people, lots of families are happy for another family to live in their home in their absence. Meet some house sitters, here.
Who are Professional House Sitters?
People who charge for house and pet sitting services are often referred to a “Professional House Sitters”.
However, this term is not as common as it once was, because these days it’s generally acknowledged that people who ‘sit’ for free are no less professional than house sitters who charge home owners a fee.
The Hawaii Bio – company has several verified “house caretakers” who permanently reside in Hawaii and have a professional reputation. These are former military and police officers. Who you can trust with the safety of your home. If you have any questions? Write us an email: we will respond as quickly as possible.
Why do people ‘sit’ for FREE?
There are many reasons why people house and pet sit for free, and in every case the underlying reason is to save money by “earning” free accommodation.
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The two most popular reasons why increasing numbers of people are turning to the value exchange arrangement of house sitting are:-
To “earn” free holiday accommodation – in their own country, or on the other side of the world. Whether a short break, long holiday, weekend escape or family holiday, by side-stepping the expense of holiday accommodation, the travel budget goes much further.
“Earn” free rent in your home town or city. More and more house sitters ‘sit’ to dodge paying rent. Not only do house sitters not pay rent, they also avoid the cost of utilities, digital subscriptions and WiFi. In major cities and popular tourist destinations where housing costs are high, house sitters are able to save tens of thousands of dollars a year. A growing segment of this market are Millennials, who ‘sit’ to save a home deposit.
Other reasons why people sit for free include:-
Digital nomads ‘sit’ to have a place to call home for a while.
In cities such as Oahu, Los Angeles, London, Auckland, Sydney, Toronto and New York where housing costs are high and overcrowding common, people look for houses to sit to have their own space for a while.
Many travelling house sitters have housesitting down to a fine art and travel the world, one house sit at a time.
People on road trips seek houses to sit and pets to pamper as a break from the rigours of the road.
Newcomers to a city or region look for houses to ‘sit’ so they can live in different areas before deciding where to settle.
Notwithstanding the fact that more and more people turn to house sitting to save money, it’s a fact that the majority of house sitters have a genuine love of animals.
Why house sitting isn’t entirely free
A condition of all house sitting jobs is to provide live-in home security for house and property and care for the pets in residence.
Does it cost to join a house sitting website?
Hawaii Bio – Country-specific-house-sitting-website.
HOUSE AND PET SITTERS
House sitters pay to join and connect with home owners.
The annual fee for house sitters to join a global site Hawaii.bio range from $50 for and $279 for “Hawaii Bio Trusted House Sitters”.
For people who want to travel the Hawaii Islands one house sit at a time, a global house sitting website Hawaii.bio might be the best choice. For people who choose to sit in a specific country and Hawaii state, a country dedicated site that lists lots of opportunities in that country, is better value than a global site that offers house sitting jobs in all corners of the world.
HOME OWNERS AND RENTERS
Most country dedicated house sitting websites allow home owners to register and connect for FREE.
Both parties Save Money.
One of the main reasons why people participate in the free model of house and pet sitting is because both parties save money, often lots of it!
By engaging house sitters, home owners avoid expensive pet boarding fees or the cost for someone to visit each day to feed, and perhaps walk, the pets in residence.
Not only is thereHouse-and-pet-sitting no need to pay a dog walker (or the lawn mower man, or the pool guy, as the case may be), with sitters in residence home owners and renters have peace of mind knowing they have live-in home security while away. Priceless!
On the other side of the house sitting fence are house and pet sitters. In exchange for doing agreed tasks, as well as “earning” free accommodation, sitters sidestep the expense of utilities, internet and streaming services. And as house sitters have use of a kitchen they can prepare meals at home, avoiding the expense of eating out.
Even if only a short sit over a long weekend, both parties save money. Consider the savings in the case of long sits!
House and pet sitting is booming world-wide
Never before, in the history of the world of house sitting, has the demand for house sitters been so high.
World-wide home owners previously grounded by a pandemic, are packing up and leaving home in droves, either returning to the road or taking to the skies.
Because of the increase in pet ownership over recent years, many home owners are now the proud pawrents of what are affectionately called “pandemic pets”. Therefore, more people than previously need to find care for pets while away.
As a result, the number of house sitting assignments listed on house sitting websites is at an all time high, as people make plans to travel up to one year in advance.
Fortunately, on the other side of the house sitting fence is a larger pool of location independent people willing and able to provide free live-in care for home, property and pets. Many are mobile workers no longer confined to an office. Many more are young-at-heart retirees who have retired from work, but not from life.
Save money! Put your cheque book away – the service is free and the majority of our house sitters work for free too (they may also pay for their share of utility bills, depending on what arrangements you have made with them). Save a bundle on pet care fees while you’re at it prevent your home owner’s insurance premium from going through the roof.
Find exactly who you want
-Find your perfect person by searching our database of available nanny ads. We will send you a contact list upon your request.
- Create your own list of wanted nannies, and nannies will contact you through the empty “comment” form under your post or by email that you provided.
- instantly create/edit/show/hide your ad (we can help you with editing if necessary)
-set up an email alert – find out immediately when new nannies appear in your area
If you are a home owner in Hawaii and want to use our services, please email: contact@hawaii.bio
Home Owner register ( it’s free) Hawaii Bio Inc
If you have the opportunity to be a “House Sitters” in Hawaii islands please fill out the form.
Be sure to add your original ID (passport or driver license).
Ready to get started ? House Sitters
Form Contact Hawaii Bio Inc
Know someone who’d love this sit?
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