Thinking of selling? See what you'd actually walk away with — including HARPTA, the Hawaii withholding most sites never mention.

Estimates only. Conveyance tax uses Hawaii's current owner-occupant vs. investor schedules (HRS ch. 247). HARPTA (7.25% of sale price) is a withholding on non-Hawaii-resident sellers — often partly refundable after you file, and reducible up front with Form N-288C. Generally exempt if you're a Hawaii resident, doing a 1031 exchange, or selling at a loss. Foreign sellers also face FIRPTA (15% federal). Escrow/title is a rough estimate and varies by price. Want an exact, line-by-line net sheet for your home? Ask Wendell.