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Upcoming Severe Weather Advisory – Please Prepare

Wed, 08 Apr 2026 00:00:32 GMT

Starting Wednesday/Thursday (April 8/9), expect heavy rain, strong winds and potential flooding.

While conditions may change, we encourage everyone to take precautions now to ensure your safety and minimize any potential damage.

Please take a moment to prepare your unit and surrounding areas:

• Secure or bring indoors any loose outdoor items (patio furniture, plants, decorations, trash bins etc.) as strong winds may cause them to become hazards.

• Ensure all windows and doors are properly closed and sealed.

• Clear lanais, balconies, and entryways of debris to help prevent water buildup and improve drainage.

• If you have a vehicle, avoid parking in low-lying or flood-prone areas.

• Check that you have essential supplies on hand, such as flashlights, batteries, drinking water, and any necessary medications.

In the event of severe conditions, please prioritize your safety and follow guidance from local authorities.

If you notice any maintenance issues, such as leaks or drainage concerns, please report them to your Property Manager as soon as possible.

Thank you for your cooperation and preparedness.

STAY INFORMED. STAY READY. Preparation is key. Let’s take care of each other and our communities.

Stay safe, everyone!

Tom Shinsato Realty, Inc.

New Year Holiday Hours

Tue, 30 Dec 2025 01:22:32 GMT

Happy New Year!

As we approach the end of another year, we want to take a moment to inform you of our office hours during the New Year's holiday.

��New Year's EVE (Wednesday, December 31, 2025): 8:00AM - 12:00PM

We encourage you to reach out to us during this time for any last-minute needs or inquiries before the year wraps up.

��New Year's DAY (Thursday, January 1, 2026): CLOSED

We will be closed on New Year’s Day to allow our team to celebrate and recharge for the year ahead. We wish everyone a joyous start to the new year!

Our normal office hours will resume Friday, January 2, 2026.

We look forward to serving you in 2026. Thank you for your continued support, and Happy New Year from all of us at Tom Shinsato Realty, Inc.

Christmas Holiday Hours

Wed, 24 Dec 2025 20:49:13 GMT

Happy Holidays!

A friendly reminder of our Christmas Holiday Hours:

��Christmas EVE (Wednesday, December 24, 2025): 8:00AM to 12:00PM

�� Christmas DAY (Thursday, December 25, 2025): CLOSED

Normal office hours will resume on Friday, December 26, 2025.

Tenants, should you have any MAINTENANCE EMERGENCIES , please contact your Property Manager directly .

Wishing you and your family happy holidays from all of us at TSR.

Mele Kalikimaka!

- Tom Shinsato Realty, Inc.

Teddy Swims Concert Tickets Giveaway COMPLETE

Fri, 26 Sep 2025 01:34:12 GMT

Win 2 Tickets for the Teddy Swims Concert (CLOSED)

We had a Giveaway collaboration with Kamea Aesthetics to win 2 (two) tickets to go to the Teddy Swim Concert.

How to Enter:

Like our Instagram post
Share 1 reel or photo to your story (If account is private, DM us)
Follow @tsrhawaii and @kameaaesthetics
Tag 3 friends in the comments

Thank you for everyone that participated in our Giveaway.

And congratulations to @cait__s for winning our Giveaway in collaboration with Kamea Aesthetics! We hope you enjoy the concert!

Stay tunned for our next Giveaway by following our Instagram @tsrhawaii

Mahalo,

Tom Shinsato Realty, Inc.

Hurricane Kiko

Sat, 06 Sep 2025 01:10:39 GMT

Prepare Now - Stay Safe

Hurricane Kiko is expected to reach the Hawaiian islands by early to mid-next week.
Please take this time to prepare your home, business, and family for strong winds, rain, and potential outages.

�� Track the storm:
Visit the National Hurricane Center and Central Pacific Hurricane Center: https://www.nhc.noaa.gov

�� Secure Your Home or Business

Unplug unnecessary appliances and shut off gas valves.
Set refrigerators to the coldest setting to preserve food.
Check and secure door locks.
If evacuating, shut off electricity, gas, and water at the main switches.
Bring in or secure outdoor items that may blow away.

�� Build a Disaster Supply Kit - Prepare enough for at least 3–7 days:

Drinking water
Non-perishable food
Clothing & blankets
First aid kit & medications
Toiletries & hygiene items
Flashlight & batteries
Battery-operated radio
Important documents (ID, insurance, medical records, etc.)
Pet care items (if applicable)
Cash
Keys
Full gas tank in all vehicles

�� For a 14-day preparedness guide, visit: https://www.honolulu.gov/dem/build-a-kit/

�� STAY INFORMED. STAY READY.

Even if the storm changes course, preparation is key . Let’s take care of each other and our communities.

Processing Fee Increased on Electronic Cash Payments

Tue, 19 Aug 2025 01:37:16 GMT

Notice of Processing Fee Increase for Electronic Cash Payments

Effective August 18, 2025 , the processing fee for electronic cash payments will increase from $3.99 to $4.99 .

TSR offers a remote rent payment program that allows tenants to make cash-only payments at participating retail locations using a special barcode called a Payslip . All Payslips generated on or after August 18, 2025 will reflect the new $4.99 processing fee , with a $2,000 maximum per transaction . Tenants will receive a receipt as proof of payment for their records.

Participating stores include :

Longs Drugs
Walmart
Walgreens

To make a payment, visit any participating location and ask the cashier to scan your Payslip.

Important Note for Current Tenants :
If you already have a printed Payslip, it will retain the original $3.99 processing fee until August 18, 2026 . However, if your Payslip is lost and needs to be reprinted after August 18, 2025, the new $4.99 processing fee will apply.

If you have any questions, please contact our office at (808) 537-4981.

Mahalo,

Tom Shinsato Realty, Inc.

Click the button below to view the list of participating locations.

Hurricane Season is Upon Us

Sat, 31 May 2025 03:01:53 GMT

Hurricane/Natural Disaster Preparation Guide

Did you know that Hurricane Season is from June through November?

Here in Hawaii, hurricanes are rare but it is always best to be prepared for emergencies or any natural disasters.

Visit the National Hurricane Center and Central Pacific Hurricane Center website to see any storms approaching Hawaii at https://www.nhc.noaa.gov

To know your Tsunami Evacuation Zone, visit https://static.pdc.org

So what should we do to prepare?

Develop a family disaster plan
Secure homes and/or businesses
Create a Disaster Supply Kit

What should we consider to develop a family disaster plan?

Think about special people, pets or circumstances you should plan for
Keiki or kupuna that may need extra help
If you have pets, pack of food or crate
Any medical devices that need electricity
Do you have to evacuate your home? (Is my area at risk or in the flood zone?)
If you do, set a location to meet at or go to if you for evacuating or if separated;
If not, locate the safest area in your home in case of a disaster.
Visit the National Hurricane Center and Central Pacific Hurricane Center for
Create an emergency contact list
Designate an out-of-state or off-island friend/family that all family members know to contact.

How should we secure homes and/or businesses?

Unplug all unnecessary appliances and shut off gas valves.
Turn refrigerators to the coldest setting to preserve food in case of power loss.
Check door locks to make sure they won't blow open.
If you do need to evacuate, shut off electricity, gas, and water at their main switches/valves.

Secure or move outdoor items that might be blown away or torn loose.

What is in a Disaster Supply Kit?

Water for at 3-7 days
Non-perishable food enough for 3-7 days
Blankets
Clothing
First aid kit, medicine, and prescription drugs
Toiletries and hygienic items
Flashlight and batteries
Battery operated radio
Keys
Pet care items (if applicable)
Important documents (ID's, insurance, medical records, Social Security Card, deed to house, etc.)
Make sure cars have full gas tanks
Cash

View City and Country of Honolulu's information of what to have in your 14- day kit at https://www.honolulu.gov

Weather Alert: High Winds and Flooding Until Friday – Stay Safe!

Fri, 31 Jan 2025 00:57:17 GMT

What You Need to Know to Stay Safe Over the Next Few Days

High Wind Advisory:

Precautions to take:

Secure outdoor items like lawn furniture, trash cans, and decorations that could become projectiles.
Avoid unnecessary travel, especially on highways and bridges where winds could be stronger.
If you're at home, stay away from windows and doors. High winds can cause flying debris and falling trees or power lines.
In case of a power outage, make sure you have flashlights, batteries, and your phone fully charged.

During Flood Advisory:

Heavy rain expected, with possible flooding in low-lying areas, near rivers, and around storm drains.

Precautions to take:

Don’t drive through flooded streets. Even a small amount of water can make driving hazardous.
If you live in a flood-prone area, monitor the weather closely and be ready to evacuate if necessary.
Keep gutters clear of debris to reduce the risk of flooding around your home.
Avoid walking near fast-moving water. Floodwaters can be deceptively strong and dangerous.

General Safety Tips:

Stay informed by checking weather apps or local news updates regularly.
If you haven’t already, prepare an emergency kit with essentials like water, non-perishable food, medications, and important documents.
Keep your phone charged and have backup power options in case of outages.
Share the info with family, friends, and neighbors, especially those who may be more vulnerable, like the elderly.

What to Do if You’re Affected:

If you notice damage to your property or dangerous conditions, report them to local authorities.
If you have to evacuate, do so as soon as possible. Follow the instructions from emergency services, and take your emergency kit with you.
Once conditions improve, check your surroundings carefully for hazards like fallen trees or downed power lines before going outside.

Special thanks to the Department of Emergency Management in Oahu for providing valuable resources and information.

New Year Holiday Hours

Thu, 26 Dec 2024 22:05:31 GMT

Happy New Year

As we approach the end of another year, we want to take a moment to inform you of our office hours during the New Year's holiday.

��New Years Eve: 8:00AM - 12:00PM

We encourage you to reach out to us during this time for any last-minute needs or inquiries before the year wraps up.

��New Years Day: CLOSED

We will be closed on New Year’s Day to allow our team to celebrate and recharge for the year ahead. We wish everyone a joyous start to the new year!

Our normal office hours will resume Thursday, January 2, 2025 and we look forward to serving you in 2025. Thank you for your continued support, and Happy New Year from all of us at Tom Shinsato Realty, Inc.

Christmas Holiday Hours

Tue, 24 Dec 2024 22:47:57 GMT

Happy Holidays!

Christmas Holiday Hours

As the holiday season approaches, we want to inform you about our special hours for Christmas.

�� Christmas Eve: 8:00AM - 1:00PM
�� Christmas Day: CLOSED

Our normal office hours will resume Thursday, December 26, 2024.

We appreciate your support throughout the year and look forward to serving you again soon.

Wishing you a Merry Christmas filled with joy, love, and special moments!

Mele Kalikimaka,

Tom Shinsato Realty, Inc.

TSR Annual Food Drive 2024 COMPLETE

Mon, 18 Nov 2024 23:45:53 GMT

MAHALO for Your Incredible Support!

We are thrilled to extend our heartfelt thanks to everyone who participated and donated to our annual food drive! ��

Your generosity has made a tremendous impact, helping us collect food that will provide meals to those in need. Your support is a testament to the strength of our community and the power of coming together for a common cause.

We're excited to announce that the winner of the TSR Annual Food Drive 2024 has been contacted and has received their tickets! Thank you to everyone who participated, and we appreciate your support in making this event a success.

Thank you once again for helping us make a difference. Together, we are creating a brighter future for those who need it most. ��❤️

#Mahalo #ThankYou #TSRFoodDrive #CommunitySupport #MakingADifference

Annual Food Drive Jo Koy Tickets Giveaway!

Fri, 13 Sep 2024 19:40:21 GMT

Enter for a chance to win 2 tickets to Jo Koy's Show!

Join us for our Annual Food Drive!

Your donation of non-perishable food items will help sustain our community by providing essential food supplies to those in need. Every contribution makes a difference!

Our food drive will start on Monday, September 16, 2024, and end on Friday, November 8, 2024 . Please drop off your donations at our office located at

1744 Liliha St. Suite 306 Monday to Friday from 8am to 5pm. For your convenience, there is an elevator located in the middle of the building to assist you in bringing heavy items.

For every non-perishable item and/or unexpired food you donate, you earn one entry for a chance to win 2 tickets to Jo Koy's Show. The more you donate, the greater your chances of winning! The winner will be contacted on Tuesday, November 12, 2024. *Exclusions apply*

List of some non-perishable items:

Canned fruits/vegetables (e.g. peaches, corn, peas, string beans)
Canned proteins/meals (e.g. tuna, sardines, chili, beans)
Dry goods (e.g. 2 or 5lbs bag of rice, spices, stuffing mix, pasta)
Shelf-stable Beverages (e.g. ground/instant/whole bean coffee, condense/evaporated milk, bagged/instant tea)
Condiments (e.g. honey, jam, peanut butter, pickles)

From the TSR Office to you,

MAHALO FOR YOUR DONATION!

⬇️ View Official Rules and Private Policy below ⬇️

TSR Annual Food Drive Jo Koy Tickets Giveaway – Official Rules & Private Policy

NO PURCHASE OR PAYMENT NECESSARY TO ENTER OR WIN. VOID WHERE PROHIBITED

Giveaway Period:

Tom Shinsato Realty, Inc. “Annual Food Drive Jo Koy Tickets” Giveaway (“Giveaway”) begins at 8:00 AM Hawaii Standard Time (HST) on September 16, 2024 and ends at 5:00 PM on November 8, 2024 (“Entry Period”).

Eligibility: This giveaway is only open to legal residents of the state of Hawaii residing in Oahu who are eighteen (18) years of age or older as of September 16, 2024. The giveaway is subject to all applicable federal, state and local laws and regulations. Void where prohibited.

Agreement to Rules: By participating, the Entrant (“you” or “your”) agree to be fully and unconditionally bound by these Rules, and You represent and warrant that You meet the eligibility requirements herein. In addition, You agree to accept the decisions of TSR as final and binding as it relates to this Giveaway.

How to Enter: The Giveaway must be entered by donating goods (non-perishable items and/or unexpired food) to our office. The entry must fulfill all Giveaway requirements, as specified herein, to be eligible to win the prize. Entries that do not adhere to the rules or specifications may be disqualified at the sole discretion of TSR. One item equals one entry. Multiple items will equal multiple entries.

Prize: The Winner of the Giveaway will receive two (2) tickets to Jo Koy’s show that will be held on Friday November 29, 2024, at the Blaisdell Arena (the “Prize”). No cash or other Prize substitutions shall be permitted except at the sole discretion of TSR.

Odds: The odds of winning depend on the number of eligible entries received.

Winner Selection and Notification: Winner will be selected by a random drawing under the supervision of TSR. Winner will be notified via phone call, text message and/or email on November 12, 2024. TSR shall have no liability for Winner’s failure to receive notices due to phone issues, Winner’s provision of incorrect or otherwise non-functioning contact information, or any technical limitations or malfunctions whatever the cause. If winner cannot be contacted, is ineligible, fails to claim the Prize within seven (7) days from the time award notification was sent, or fails to timely return a completed and executed declaration and release as required, the Prize may be forfeited and an alternate Winner selected in the sole discretion of TSR. Receipt by Winner of the Prize offered in this Giveaway is conditioned upon compliance with any and all federal, state, and local laws and regulations. ANY VIOLATION OF THESE OFFICIAL RULES BY WINNER WILL RESULT IN WINNER’S DISQUALIFICATION AS WINNER OF THE GIVEAWAY, AND ALL PRIVILEGES AS WINNER WILL BE IMMEDIATELY TERMINATED IN TSR’S SOLE DISCRETION.

Rights Granted by You: By entering the Giveaway, You understand and agree that TSR, anyone acting on behalf of TSR, and TSR’s licensees, successors, and assigns, shall have the right, where permitted by law, to print, publish, broadcast, distribute, and use in any media now known or hereafter developed, in perpetuity and throughout the World, without limitation, Your entry, name, portrait, picture, voice, likeness image, statements about the Giveaway, and biographical information for news, publicity, information, trade, advertising, public relations, and promotional purposes without any further compensation, notice, review, or consent.

Terms & Conditions: TSR reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to cancel, terminate, modify, suspend the Giveaway (the “action”) if circumstances beyond its control affect the administration or fairness of the Giveaway. TSR may select a Winner from all eligible entries received before or after such action. TSR reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to disqualify any individual who tampers with the entry process or violates the Terms and Conditions. While multiple donations are allowed, entries must comply with the rules, and any excessive or fraudulent attempts to gain an unfair advantage may result in disqualification. TSR reserves the right to take legal action if necessary to address any attempt to disrupt the Giveaway to the fullest extent permitted by law.

Limitation of Liability: By entering, You agree to release and hold harmless TSR, its representatives, and agents from any liability, illness, death, loss, litigation, claims, or damages that may occur, directly or indirectly, whether caused by negligence or not, arising from:

(i) Your participation in the Giveaway and/or your acceptance, possession, use, or misuse of any prize or any portion thereof;

(ii) Technical failures of any kind, including but not limited to, the malfunction of any mobile device, computer, cable, network, hardware, or software, or other mechanical equipment;

(iii) The unavailability or inaccessibility of any human error in the administration of the Promotion or the processing of entries.

Upon receipt of the prize, title and risk of loss pass to the winner. The sponsor shall bear no responsibility or liability for any loss, theft, damage, or misplacement of the prize occurring after it has been received. In the event that the prize is lost, stolen, damaged, or otherwise rendered unserviceable after receipt, the sponsor shall not be obligated to replace the prize or provide any form of compensation or reimbursement. The winner assumes full responsibility for the safeguarding and maintenance of the prize from the moment it is received and acknowledges that the sponsor has no further obligation regarding the prize thereafter.

Disputes: THIS Giveaway IS GOVERNED BY THE LAWS OF the state of Hawaii, WITHOUT RESPECT TO CONFLICT OF LAW DOCTRINES. As a condition of participating in this Giveaway, Entrant agrees that any and all disputes that cannot be resolved between the parties and causes of action arising out of or connected with this Giveaway, shall be resolved individually, without resort to any form of class action, exclusively before a court located in the state of Hawaii having jurisdiction.

1. Introduction:

Tom Shinsato Realty, Inc. (“we,” “us,” or “our”) is committed to protecting your privacy during our Giveaway event. This Privacy Policy explains how we collect, use, and protect your personal information when you participate in our Giveaway.

2. Information We Collect:

During the Giveaway, we may collect the following information:

Contact Information: Name, phone number, email address.
Entry Details: Information related to your entry, such as the items donated.

3. How We Use Your Information:

We use your information to:

Administer the Giveaway: To manage entries, determine winner, and contact you regarding the Giveaway.
Communicate with You: To notify you about the outcome of the Giveaway and any related updates.

4. How We Share Your Information:

We do not sell or rent your personal information. We may share your information with:

Event Staff: Individuals who need access to Your information to facilitate the Giveaway.
Legal Requirements: If required by law or to protect the rights, property, or safety of TSR or others.

5. Your Choices:

You may choose not to provide certain information, but this may affect Your ability to participate in the Giveaway. If You prefer not to receive follow-up communications, You may opt out by contacting us at info@shinsatorealty.com

6. Data Security:

We implement reasonable measures to safeguard Your personal information from unauthorized access or disclosure. However, please be aware that no method of protection is entirely foolproof.

7. Changes to This Privacy Policy:

We may update this Privacy Policy from time to time. We will notify You of any significant changes by posting the updated policy at the event or on our website. Continued participation in the Giveaway after such changes signifies Your acceptance of the updated policy. In case of a conflict, this Policy supersedes any prior policies or agreements relating to privacy.

8. Modification Date: This policy was last modified as of September 3, 2024.

Sponsor: The Sponsor of the Giveaway is Tom Shinsato Realty, Inc. (“TSR”). 1744 Liliha St. Suite 306, Honolulu, HI 96817

The Giveaway hosted by Tom Shinsato Realty, Inc. is no way sponsored, endorsed, administered by, or associated with Facebook or Instagram.

By entering this Giveaway, You, the Entrant, have affirmatively reviewed, accepted, and agreed to all the Official Rules.

Possible Tropical Depression

Thu, 22 Aug 2024 01:53:05 GMT

Preparing for the Upcoming Storm

"There are two clusters of thunderstorms that the National Weather Service predicts will emerge," says Justin Cruz of KHON2 News. Once these clusters emerge, they could form a tropical depression or storm. This tropical depression/storm is expected to bring heavy rain, strong winds, and rough ocean conditions. For more detailed information, view the video with KHON2 News weather anchor Justin Cruz titled "Justin Cruz's Hawaii Weather Report 8/20/24." The tropical depression is likely to impact Hawaii from Saturday, August 24 through Tuesday, August 27, 2024.

Due to this tropical depression affecting the Hawaiian Islands, there will most likely be flooding and landslides, damage to structures, potential power outages, and disruptions to air and road travel. There is also a risk of injuries. We urge everyone to take necessary precautions to stay safe, remain informed through reliable sources, and prepare their homes and families for the potential impacts.

Below are tips to help you prepare for a tropical depression, storms, and even hurricanes.

Preparing for a storm involves several important steps to ensure your safety and minimize damage. Here are some essential tips:

1. Stay Informed

Monitor Weather Reports: Keep up with the latest forecasts from reliable sources like the National Weather Service or local meteorologists.
Use Alerts: Set up weather alerts on your phone or use a battery-powered radio to receive real-time updates.

2. Create an Emergency Plan

Designate Safe Areas: Identify safe spots in your home (e.g., an interior room or basement) to take shelter during severe weather.
Establish Communication: Make a plan for how your family will communicate and where you will meet if you become separated.
Know Your Evacuation Routes: Familiarize yourself with local evacuation routes and shelters.

3. Prepare an Emergency Kit

Non-Perishable Food: Stock up on food that doesn't require refrigeration, such as canned goods and dry snacks.
Water: Store at least one gallon of water per person per day for at least three days.
First Aid Kit: Include basic medical supplies and any necessary prescription medications.
Flashlights and Batteries: Have a battery-powered flashlight and extra batteries on hand.
Battery-Powered Radio: To stay updated if the power goes out.
Important Documents: Keep copies of essential documents (ID, insurance papers, medical records) in a waterproof container.

4. Secure Your Home

Windows and Doors: Use storm shutters or plywood to protect windows and doors.
Roof and Siding: Check for any loose or damaged areas that could be exacerbated by strong winds.
Clear Debris: Remove any outdoor items that could become projectiles, such as lawn furniture, grills, and garden tools.

5. Prepare Your Vehicle

Fuel Up: Keep your vehicle’s gas tank full in case you need to evacuate.
Check Maintenance: Ensure your car is in good working order, including the battery and tires.

6. Address Flooding Risks

Sandbags: Use sandbags or other barriers to protect against flooding in vulnerable areas of your home.
Gutters and Drains: Clear gutters and drains to ensure proper water flow and reduce the risk of flooding.

7. Prepare for Power Outages

Charge Devices: Keep your phone and other essential devices fully charged.
Backup Power: Consider having a portable generator or other backup power sources if needed.

8. Plan for Pets

Pet Supplies: Ensure you have enough food, water, and medications for your pets.
Pet Safety: Plan for your pet’s safety and comfort, including finding a pet-friendly shelter if you need to evacuate.

9. Practice Safety Measures

Stay Indoors: During the storm, stay indoors and away from windows. Avoid using electrical appliances if there’s a risk of flooding.
Avoid Flooded Areas: Stay away from flooded areas, as water can be hazardous and hide dangerous debris or electrical hazards.

10. Post-Storm Safety

Inspect Your Property: After the storm, carefully inspect your property for damage. Take photos for insurance purposes.
Follow Local Advisories: Pay attention to any public health notices or safety advisories issued by local authorities.

By taking these steps, you can help ensure the safety of you, yourself and your loved ones, as well as minimize potential damage to your home and property.

Stay safe everyone,

TSR Office

HECO Potential Rolling Power Outages

Thu, 01 Aug 2024 02:55:25 GMT

EDIT August 1, 2024 -

Hawaiian Electric successfully avoided rolling outages last night by ramping up generation resources with the help of their dedicated crews. HECO appreciates the cooperation of its customers.

Conserve as much energy as possible

As of July 31, 2024, HECO has sent out a CONSERVATION ALERT and stated "Due to a shortage of generation capacity, Hawaiian Electric may be forced to turn off power to selected areas of Oahu beginning at about 6 p.m." and it may possibly take 3 days.

If needed, the approximately 30-minute outages will rotate through the following areas in this order:

Waipahu, sections of Pearl City, Kunia, Ewa Beach
Waiawa, Crestview, Mililani, Kunia, Waimalu, Upper Kipapa areas
Pearl City, Waimalu
Majority of leeward areas
Lower Kalihi, sections of Upper Kalihi
Kakaako
Sections of Kahala
Sections of Kaimuki and Kapahulu
Majority of Kaimuki, sections of Kapiolani Boulevard and Waikiki
University of Hawaii Manoa campus, Manoa
Nuuanu and School Street area

For more information, go HECO's website or click here .

Some tips and precautions that you can do are:

BEFORE the scheduled power outage:

Turn "OFF" and unplug all sensitive equipment.
For refrigerator or freezer, take all necessary measures to protect perishable items. Ensure that the appliance doors are completely closed to maintain proper insulation.
Prepare flashlights or other sources of light to help you see in the dark.

DURING the scheduled power outage:

Keep your refrigerator or freezer CLOSED to prevent food spoilage. Or minimize the amount of times you open it.
Conserve battery life: limit the use of your phone or other electronics.

AFTER the scheduled power outage:

Check your food before cooking or consuming.
Inspect your equipment and gradually turn on essential items.

A Clean Home Is A Happy Home

Wed, 07 Jun 2023 21:53:08 GMT

How To Keep A Clean Home

New Paragraph

2021 Food Drive

sandy@shinsatorealty.com (SANDY LIPPERTZ) — Wed, 22 Dec 2021 22:33:21 GMT

2021 Food Drive --- Win Gabriel Iglesias Tickets

Win

Office Doors Closed to Public

Thu, 09 Sep 2021 21:20:31 GMT

Temporarily Closing Doors Due To Recent Surge Of Covid-19 Cases

Assistance Resources

Fri, 09 Jul 2021 00:55:08 GMT

Food Related Assistance List

Hawaiʻi Food Bank

The Hawaiʻi Food Bank has many programs for delivering access to food for families across the state of Hawaii. For Oʻahu residents, please visit the Oʻahu Food Assistance Finder to connect with resources near you. hawaiifoodbank.org/emergency-assistance or call (808) 536-4302.

The Salvation Army

The Salvation Army Hawaiian & Pacific Islands Division is providing emergency food boxes, meals-to-go, and emotional and spiritual support at a variety of locations including: Kaneohe Corps., Kaulwela Mission Corps., and Kroc Center Hawaiʻi. Visit hawaii.salvationarmy.org/hawaii/coronavirus-get-help or call (808) 440-1800.

Keiki Grab and Go Meals

The Hawaiʻi State Department of Education is providing grab and go meals for keiki at sites across Oʻahu. Visit hawaiipublicschools.org for more information.

Meals on Wheels

As Oʻahu’s oldest, largest and only island-wide meal service for kupuna, Meals on Wheels helps homebound individuals maintain their independence and live with dignity in the comfort of their own home. Visit lanakilapacific.org/senior-services/meals-on-wheels or call (808) 531-0555 for more information.

Hawaiian Humane Society Pet Food Bank

Make sure that your furry friend is taken care of, too! Visit hawaiianhumane.org/pet-food-bank, email outreach@hawaiianhumane.org, or call (808) 356-2225 for more information.

Hawaii Help Is On The Way

Help Is On The Way is a Hawaiʻi nonprofit corporation, that was formed to provided deliveries to those who should stay at home during the COVID-19 pandemic. They have hundreds of volunteers who are ready to deliver items island wide on Oʻahu. Visit hihelpisontheway.org or call (406) 426-1013 for more information.

All New !

sandy@shinsatorealty.com (SANDY LIPPERTZ) — Tue, 15 Jun 2021 19:22:37 GMT

All new at TSR!

New Program for Rent/ Utilities Coming Soon!

Fri, 26 Mar 2021 22:37:08 GMT

HFG Giveaway 2

Tue, 06 Oct 2020 02:05:47 GMT

Congratulations to our HFG Giveaway round 2 white 4oz youth gloves!

Stay tuned for our next giveaway! Have a fantastic week.

-TSR Team

HFG Giveaway!

Tue, 06 Oct 2020 01:58:28 GMT

September 4, 2020

Youth 7oz Gloves Giveaway! Thank you to everyone who participated.

2020 Food Drive / 2 Days FREE Rent Giveaway!

Sat, 12 Sep 2020 02:40:36 GMT

2020 Annual Food Drive!

COVID 19 - Renters Relief & Housing Assistance

Fri, 11 Sep 2020 20:44:14 GMT

Aloha!

If you have experienced a loss of income due to COVID 19 and are in need of rent relief or a housing assistance program Catholic Charities and Aloha United Way may be able to help!

Hurricane Home Safety

Sat, 25 Jul 2020 00:48:12 GMT

Top 10 Tips for Preparing for a Hurricane in Hawaii

1. Get Hurricane AND Flood Insurance Coverage for Your Home Before a Hurricane is on its Way

Did you know that hurricane insurance is only WIND insurance? It does not cover damages due to flooding. Be sure to check whether or not you are in a flood zone requiring mandatory flood insurance. Flood insurance is also a good idea to have. This can help protect you from the water damage caused by a hurricane. Water damage can be expansive in a hurricane, but also in other events such as tropical storms or tsunamis. BOTH hurricane and flood insurance are important items to consider when preparing for a hurricane in Hawaii.

2. Annual Hurricane Safety Checkup & Hurricane Plan with Your Family

Last, but not least, we would recommend an annual checkup for hurricane safety. Put this on your calendar and do it every year before the start of hurricane season. Start at the top of the list and ensure that your insurance is adequate, check your home and supplies, update your videos, get your documents in order. Make sure your family members understand and are familiar with your hurricane disaster plan. Know how you will communicate and meet up, as well.

3. Hurricane Ties/Straps/Clips for Your House

Hurricane ties, clips, or straps are relatively inexpensive metal brackets. When properly installed, hurricane straps tie your roof to the supporting framing members of your home and help distribute the stress to the roof and framing members from a hurricane. Hurricane ties are best installed by licensed contractors.

Most modern homes are built with hurricane ties, as this is now part of the building code. However, it is wise to check your building plans to make sure. Older homes may not have hurricane ties. Having a licensed contractor examine your home for soundness and safety, before a hurricane, is an essential element to preparing for a hurricane in Hawaii.

4. Declutter Your Yard & Garage, Trim Your Trees

It is recommended to remove lawn/Deck/Lanai/Patio furniture, potted plants, decor, patio umbrellas, etc. that may become projectiles which break and fly through your windows. These can harm both people and property. You are advised to bring these items inside where they won’t cause harm. But do you have room for all these items?

Consider getting rid of unused items and old junk that may be in your yard before hurricane season or now, if you haven’t already. At the same time, declutter your shed, garage or carport, so that you have room to put all these items when preparing for a hurricane in Hawaii.

5. Pre-Cut and Store Lumber to Board up Windows & Inspect Your House

Don’t rush out to buy lumber, and hunt for your saw and other tools the day before a hurricane is coming! Have lumber to cover your windows prepared in advance. Measure and cut lumber to cover your windows prior to the hurricane warning and have the fasteners ready with your hurricane supplies. If you are not handy, have a contractor or handyman do this for you.

While you are at this, inspect your home for clogged drains and gutters, drainage issues, loose roof shingles, and other safety and maintenance items which may impact you in a hurricane. A contractor or home inspection can help with this.

6. Figure Out a Water Storage Plan When Preparing for a Hurricane in Hawaii

Don’t run out and buy cases of bottled water (unless that is your only alternative). It is not only expensive, but the bottles are harmful to the environment. Plan ahead and use water from the tap. Hawaii water is safe to drink from the tap and is important in preparing for a hurricane in Hawaii.

If you have room in your freezer, bag water and freeze. Don’t fill too full! One friend suggested laying them flat and separating layers of water bags with cookie sheets. Use these in your fridge or cooler, if the power goes off. You can also drink the water when it melts.

7. Prepare and Safeguard Your Important Documents

Gather important documents you might need. Place them in a waterproof and air-tight bag. If you don’t already have a waterproof and fireproof safe, consider one for important items, you may not want to take with you. Consider scanning and putting copies of these important documents in the Cloud. If you can encrypt these documents, to help protect against identity theft, all the better.

8. Video Your Home and Belongings

Take videos and/or photos of your home, your yard, and your belongings. Document the condition of your home prior to the hurricane. Update this annually. Upload this to the cloud. In the event of a loss, it will be easier to prepare and prove your claim.

9. Designate a Safe Room in Your Home

Ideally, every Hawaii home would have its own high-tech panic room to help with preparing for a hurricane in Hawaii. Try to select a safe room that is in the interior of your house with no or minimal glass doors or windows. Have a contractor go through your house with you, if you are unsure, and try to locate the most structurally sound room. Consider retrofitting a room, if you are able to do so. Your safe room may be your CMU laundry room or maybe your bathroom or a closet.

Ideally, you will have a room that has some storage space for supplies and that is large enough to comfortably accommodate your family and your pets. Bathrooms are ideal in that they have both a toilet and a water supply. Bring your water and hurricane supplies in with you. If a hurricane is coming and you are told to shelter in place, this is the room you should be in when it hits. Please note that you may be very unsafe in a “safe room” if you are in a flood zone. Please follow the instructions of emergency management professionals, for your specific location, and evacuate or shelter in place as instructed.

10. Pack a Hurricane/Emergency “To Go Bag”

In the event you must evacuate in preparation for a hurricane in Hawaii, you should have a “To Go Bag” packed and ready. Hawaii Emergency Management Agency has prepared a suggested checklist for this, which includes items such as flashlights, batteries, food, water, first aid supplies, important documents, hygiene supplies, etc. You should find the lightest weight (but sturdy) bag possible, and also, consider rolling storage for these items, since you will need to carry them, and food and water can be heavy. A waterproof bag would not be a bad idea either.

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Have Questions about COVID-19 ?

Thu, 19 Mar 2020 22:23:22 GMT

Questions or Concerns about COVID-19? What is real news? What is fake news?

Aloha!

With the ongoing and evolving COVID-19 pandemic it is important that we all stay informed and aware. But what is real information? What is fake information? We at TSR just like you have been monitoring the situation very closely and here we will list some information and links to help you be better informed.

Harvard Medical Schools: https://www.health.harvard.edu/diseases-and-conditions/coronavirus-resource-center
State of Hawaii Department of Health COVID-19 Daily Updates: https://health.hawaii.gov/news/covid-19-updates/
World Health Organization COVID-19: https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019
Center for Disease Control: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html

FAQ about COVID-19:

How long can the coronavirus stay airborne? I have read different estimates.

A study done by National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases' Laboratory of Virology in the Division of Intramural Research in Hamilton, Montana helps to answer this question. The researchers used a nebulizer to blow coronaviruses into the air. They found that infectious viruses could remain in the air for up to three hours. The results of the study were published in the New England Journal of Medicine on March 17, 2020.

How long can the coronavirus that causes COVID-19 survive on surfaces?

A recent study found that the COVID-19 coronavirus can survive up to four hours on copper, up to 24 hours on cardboard, and up to two to three days on plastic and stainless steel. The researchers also found that this virus can hang out as droplets in the air for up to three hours before they fall. But most often they will fall more quickly.

Who is at highest risk for getting very sick from COVID-19?

Older people, especially those with underlying medical problems like chronic bronchitis, emphysema, heart failure, or diabetes, are more likely to develop serious illness.

In addition, several underlying medical conditions may increase the risk of serious COVID-19 for individuals of any age. These include:

blood disorders, such as sickle cell disease, or taking blood thinners
chronic kidney disease
chronic liver disease, including cirrhosis and chronic hepatitis
any condition or treatment that weakens the immune response (cancer, cancer treatment, organ or bone marrow transplant, immunosuppressant medications, HIV or AIDS)
current or recent pregnancy in the last two weeks
diabetes
inherited metabolic disorders and mitochondrial disorders
heart disease, including coronary artery disease, congenital heart disease, and heart failure
lung disease, including asthma, COPD (chronic bronchitis or emphysema)
neurological and neurologic and neurodevelopment conditions such as cerebral palsy, epilepsy (seizure disorders), stroke, intellectual disability, moderate to severe developmental delay, muscular dystrophy, or spinal cord injury.

I have asthma. If I get COVID-19, am I more likely to become seriously ill?

Yes, asthma may increase your risk of getting very sick from COVID-19.

I live with my children and grandchildren. What can I do to reduce the risk of getting sick when caring for my grandchildren?

In a situation where there is no choice — such as if the grandparent lives with the grandchildren — then the family should do everything they can to try to limit the risk of COVID-19. The grandchildren should be isolated as much as possible, as should the parents, so that the overall family risk is as low as possible. Everyone should wash their hands very frequently throughout the day, and surfaces should be wiped clean frequently. Physical contact should be limited to the absolutely necessary; as wonderful as it can be to snuggle with Grandma or Grandpa, now is not the time.

I'm taking a medication that suppresses my immune system. Should I stop taking it so I have less chance of getting sick from the coronavirus?

If you contract the virus, your response to it will depend on many factors, only one of which is taking medication that suppresses your immune system. In addition, stopping the medication on your own could cause your underlying condition to get worse. Most importantly, don't make this decision on your own. It's always best not to adjust the dose or stop taking a prescription medication without first talking to the doctor who prescribed the medication.

I'm older and have a chronic medical condition, which puts me at higher risk for getting seriously ill, or even dying from COVID-19. What can I do to reduce my risk of exposure to the virus?

Anyone 60 years or older is considered to be at higher risk for getting very sick from COVID-19. This is true whether or not you also have an underlying medical condition, although the sickest individuals and most of the deaths have been among people who were both older and had chronic medical conditions, such as heart disease, lung problems or diabetes.

The CDC suggests the following measures for those who are at higher risk:

Obtain several weeks of medications and supplies in case you need to stay home for prolonged periods of time.
Take everyday precautions to keep space between yourself and others.
When you go out in public, keep away from others who are sick, limit close contact, and wash your hands often.
Avoid crowds.
Avoid cruise travel and nonessential air travel.
During a COVID-19 outbreak in your community, stay home as much as possible to further reduce your risk of being exposed.

What can I do to keep my immune system strong?

Your immune system is your body's defense system. When a harmful invader — like a cold or flu virus, or the coronavirus that causes COVID-19 — gets into your body, your immune system mounts an attack. Known as an immune response, this attack is a sequence of events that involves various cells and unfolds over time.

Following general health guidelines is the best step you can take toward keeping your immune system strong and healthy.

Don't smoke.
Eat a diet high in fruits, vegetables, and whole grains.
Take a multivitamin if you suspect that you may not be getting all the nutrients you need through your diet.
Exercise regularly.
Maintain a healthy weight.
Control your stress level.
Control your blood pressure.
If you drink alcohol, drink only in moderation (no more than one to two drinks a day for men, no more than one a day for women).
Get enough sleep.
Take steps to avoid infection, such as washing your hands frequently and trying not to touch your hands to your face, since harmful germs can enter through your eyes, nose, and mouth.

Things to do indoors at home

Tue, 17 Mar 2020 21:47:04 GMT

some ideas for things to do while at home

1. Dress Up Night/ Costume Party
Generally, the only time we can get away with putting on costumes is on Halloween. Host an evening where everyone has to dress up in a costume. Eat your dinner that evening all dressed up. Play games and just have a party. You can even make it a “themed” costume party by choosing a time era or movie characters. Shape it to meet your interests.

2. Indoor Picnic

Set out a picnic blanket and basket of food and eat your dinner as though you were having a picnic. Just having variety in your family life brings you closer together as a family unit. Events like this are often the catalyst for a fun-filled evening.

3. International Dinner Night

As a family, pick out a country you would like to learn more about and are interested in. Find cuisine that is unique to that country. Prepare a dinner that would be served in that country. The family can even find clothing that is worn in the country and wear it to dinner. Each family member would be responsible to bring one fact about the country to share at dinner time.

4. Plant a Garden

Planting seedlings and watching their growth is rewarding, as well as educational. You would need to do a bit of research as to what would be the best time to plant. The time frame fluctuates between various types of plants. Grow some pretty flowers or maybe herbs or veggies/ fruits.

5. Themed Movie Night
There are many movies that have sequels. Pick a genre that your family would enjoy. Plan for a whole evening of back-to-back viewing of the movies. Make sure you have plenty of popcorn and snacks on hand! If you want to be really creative, find props that go with the movie and set them out. You can even make a dessert that matches the movie theme.

6. Board games
Board games are an excellent way to have fun at home. The great thing about board games is that you are able to interact with everyone while playing. Let the games begin!

7. Reading Books
Reconnect with your family by taking turns reading aloud from an interesting book or listen to an audio book together. Take time to discuss what’s happening and share your opinions. Or create a comic book with your little ones and have them draw in the pictures.

8. Scavenger Hunt/ Treasure Hunt
Create a list of things to find in or around the house. Whom ever finds all of the things on the list first is the winner.

9. Karaoke Night
Plan an evening of karaoke. This is a great way to spend family time together. PlayStation and Wii have several options to pick from. From experience, this is an evening of lots of laughter and joy! Everyone loves to sing…even those who might not have a singing voice like to bust out at karaoke.

10. Clean and Organize
It's a rewarding task when you're not rushed. Pick a spot you have always wanted to organize, like the junk drawer, your jewelry drawer, or the laundry room closet, and go to town.

Buying a Home vs. Renting

Fri, 13 Mar 2020 20:28:32 GMT

Reasons to Buy a Home vs Renting

You Can Do Anything You Want With the Property
Pride of ownership is the number one reason why people yearn to own their home. Owning your home means you can paint the walls any color you desire, turn your music up, attach permanent fixtures, and decorate your home according to your own taste without asking a landlord for permission. Home ownership gives you and your family a sense of stability and security. It's making an investment in your future. And sometimes, making these home improvements will increase the value of your property.

Appreciation Benefits, Including Leverage of Cash Invested

Owning a home is an investment many people can understand better than buying stocks, because they get the tangible daily lifestyle benefit of living in the home. But the financial benefits are also significant, and can be more substantial than stock investing. As a home appreciates, it accrues faster than a stock might because you get the appreciation on the entire home’s value, not just the gain your down payment cash invested.
First, real estate moves in cycles, sometimes up, sometimes down, yet over the years, real estate has consistently appreciated. The Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight tracks the movements of single-family home values across the country. Its House Price Index breaks down the changes by region and metropolitan area. Many people view their home investment as a hedge against inflation.

Tax Benefits

Homeowners are allowed to deduct mortgage interest and property taxes when they file tax returns each year. This significant savings from tax benefits can often make owning the same as, or cheaper than, renting. If you receive more profit than the allowable exclusion upon sale of your home, that profit will be considered a capital asset as long as you owned your home for more than one year. Capital assets receive preferential tax treatment. This means even if your profit exceeds the exclusion, the taxable portion will be much less than you might imagine.

Mortgage Costs Stay the Same as Rents Rise

If you get a fixed-rate mortgage on a home purchase, your mortgage payment can never change. Unless a renter is in a rent-controlled building or neighborhood, their rent is at risk of rising every year. Since the mortgage payment is the bulk of the owner’s housing payment, this creates a lot of budget stability. As for the other costs, both owners and renters have insurance (though insurance isn’t required for renters like it is for owners), and that fee can change very slightly year over year. And while owners have property taxes that renters don’t, and property taxes can rise as the home appreciates, this fee is tax deductible.

Home ownership is also a superb tax shelter and our tax rates favor homeowners. Sometimes the mortgage interest deduction can overshadow the desire for pride of ownership as well. As long as your mortgage balance is smaller than the price of your home, mortgage interest is fully deductible on your tax return. Interest is the largest component of your mortgage payment.

Forced Savings

When a homeowner is making a mortgage payment, a portion of that payment is paying the loan down each month, giving the owner more equity in their home. Using the example of a $300,000 home purchase with 10 percent down, the average pay-down per month in the first year is $423, and the average in the second year is $438, and the average pay-down per month keeps rising each year. This loan pay-down each month is required as part of the mortgage payment, but it’s the owner being required to invest in their own home, so it’s like forced savings that benefits the owner — whereas the entire portion of a renter’s monthly payment is going to a landlord.

Property Tax Deductions & Capital Gain Exclusion

IRS Publication 530 contains tax information for first-time home buyers. Real estate property taxes paid for a first home and a vacation home are fully deductible for income tax purposes. As long as you have lived in your home for two of the past five years, you can exclude up to $250,000 for an individual or $500,000 for a married couple of profit from capital gains. You do not have to buy a replacement home or move up. There is no age restriction, and the "over-55" rule does not apply. You can exclude the above thresholds from taxes every 24 months, which means you could sell every two years and pocket your profit—subject to limitation—free from taxation .

Presidents Day Hours

Fri, 14 Feb 2020 23:55:30 GMT

Monday, February 17, 2020

Aloha Tenants!

We will be closed on Monday February 17, 2020 in honor of Presidents Day and Re-Open On Tuesday February 18, 2020. Have a fantastic weekend!

-TSR Team

Safety Tips For Strong Winds

Fri, 10 Jan 2020 01:50:23 GMT

High Winds Home Safety Tips

Aloha Friends,

The wind has been so strong it almost blew my grandma away when we were walking in Waikiki (she had to hold on to a pole no joke)…she lost her dole whip ice cream but at least we didn’t lose her. Funny story but we do need to take it seriously! The forecasts for the next few days predicts heavy showers, thunderstorms with winds at 34mp and gusts as high as 50mph. I put together a few reminders, SAFETY tips, and extra precautions to minimize potential risks to your home. Please stay safe, keep dry, and hold on to your grandma…Have a blessed week.

Home SAFETY Tips!

1. Clear debris from catch basin

During heavy rainfalls, your outside drain can act as catch basins where water can accumulate. Checking and clearing any drains will help reduce the risk of water building up and causing pressure on the foundation.

2. Ensure that drains are flowing properly

Make sure that any drains located outside stairwells, window wells, and egress exits are draining water properly. If they are connected to a sump pump system, you can slowly pour water into the drains to make sure the drain line is not blocked and there is clear passage of water to your sump pump.

3. Check gutter downspouts

Make sure that your gutters are free-flowing and leading water away from the house as much as possible. Blocked gutters during heavy rains can cause rain to spill over the side of the roof and cause water to pool near the foundation. This can cause unnecessary hydrostatic pressure on the foundation.

4. Check the driveway

Driveway curbs should channel water so that it runs off into the street or away from the home. Sealing open cracks in the driveway can prevent water from gathering under the driveway.

5. Trim your tree branches

Trim dead limbs or limbs that could bring down power lines or crash through the windows (please don’t do this during the high winds) The beautiful plants could cause a lot of damage if it comes crashing into your home.

6. Secure loose items

Move loose items like toys, lawn furniture, trashcans, or small potted plants to a shed or inside your garage. If there are larger items outside that you cannot move indoors, secure then as needed with tie-downs or sandbags.

7. Prepare an emergency kit

High winds are a major cause of blackouts so keep an emergency kit handy with everything you need such as a flashlight, radio, water, etc. Here’s a link with an example of an emergency outage kit. https://www.appalachianpower.com/outages/faq/EmergencyOutageKit.aspx

Christmas Hours

Wed, 18 Dec 2019 01:13:12 GMT

Christmas Hours

Aloha Tenants!

We will be closing our office at 12:00 pm on Christmas Eve (Tuesday 12/24/19) and will remain closed through Christmas Day (Wednesday 12/25/19). On Thursday we will return to our regular business hours. TSR staff would like to wish you and your family a Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays.

-TSR Team

Free Rent Give Away Winner!

Tue, 10 Dec 2019 23:37:33 GMT

Food Drive 2Days Free Rent Giveaway Winner

Aloha Tenants

Congratulations to our 2 Days Free Rent winner Robert!
Mahalo to everyone who participated in our Food Drive Rent Giveaway and helping us end hunger in Hawaii.
Be on the look out for our next Rent Giveaway contest.

Happy Holidays
-TSR Team

Happy Thanksgiving

Tue, 26 Nov 2019 22:53:13 GMT

Thanksgiving holiday hours

Aloha Tenants,

Just a reminder that our office will be closed on Thanksgiving Day, Thursday November 28th. The Office will be open on Friday November 29th.

Happy Thanksgiving !

-TSR Staff

2- Days Free Rent Give Away!

Wed, 13 Nov 2019 22:28:31 GMT

Free Rent Give Away Contest

Aloha Tenants!

We are excited to announce another 2-Day Free Rent Give Away from November - December 4th, 2019 ! For every can of food you bring into our Food Drive you will receive 1 entry into the give away. You can bring in your canned foods any time Monday - Friday between 8:00 am - 5:00 pm. To participate in the give away you must be at least 18+ over and a current tenant. We will announce the winner by December 6th, 2019. Our goal is to help put an end to hunger in Hawaii and with your help I am confident we will make a difference. Contribute what you can, and don't forget to invite your friends, family, and co-workers to partake in this great experience. We look forward to your participation. The smallest donation will go a long way!

-TSR Team

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2. Create an Emergency Plan

3. Prepare an Emergency Kit

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5. Prepare Your Vehicle

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9. Practice Safety Measures

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Free Rent Give Away Winner!

Food Drive 2Days Free Rent Giveaway Winner

Happy Thanksgiving

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Free Rent Give Away Contest

Welcome to our blog!

Congratulations to our HFG Giveaway round 2 white 4oz youth gloves!

Stay tuned for our next giveaway! Have a fantastic week.

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