Company Description

The mission and purpose of West Oahu Realty, Inc. is:

- To provide professional real estate services for our clients and customers in their real estate needs.
- To establish our Company slogan as "Real Estate Professionals Who Care."
- To be successful in our real estate business.
- To give back to the local community 5% of the company’s net commission income for charitable purposes and to enhance the quality of life.
- To provide the best rental management services at reasonable rates.
- To establish our company image as "Your Neighborhood Realtor."

On an annual basis, West Oahu Realty, Inc. gives:

- 4 year University of Hawaii scholarships to deserving high school seniors at Waipahu High School and at Mililani High School. Each scholarship is worth $4,000.00 for the four year period.
- $5,000.00 for the YMCA’s “Youth Legislative program.
- $5,000.00 for the “Communities in Schools of Hawaii” program.
- $2,000.00 to the Hawaii Homeowner’s Center to help first time buyers qualify and purchase their home.
- Honor roll T-shirts and monies to many local, public schools.
- Monies to help our growing community.

Today, West Oahu Realty, Inc. is a very successful, giving Real Estate Company that helps our community grow and prosper.

Products & Services

Provide professional real estate services ,   Donate monies to help growing community ,   Donate $5,000 to YMCA’s ‘Youth Legislative program' ,   Provide best rental management services at reasonable rates ,   Establish company slogan as 'Real Estate Professionals Who Care' ,   Donate $2,000 to Hawaii Homeowner’s Center to help first time buyers qualify and purchase their home ,   Give back to local community 5% of net commission income for charitable purposes ,   Be successful in real estate business ,   Sponsor 4 year University of Hawaii scholarships to deserving high school seniors ,   Donate $5,000 to 'Communities in Schools of Hawaii' program ,   Establish company image as 'Your Neighborhood Realtor' ,   Distribute honor roll T-shirts and monies to many local public schools