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Based on survey results of the current subscribers to Hawaii Inside Track, beginning as of January 1, 2010, we will continue to update the top 3 requested records: foreclosures, probates and divorces. The rest of the 1.6 million records in our database will remain available to our subscribers, but the other record types will no longer be updated as of that point.
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Hawaii’s Inside Track, launched in 2002, stays on top of all of the important information in Hawaii, posting it regularly, organizing it, making it accessible, easily understood -- and useful.
Hawaii’s Inside Track, and its smart Watchlist tracking feature, has saved countless attorneys, paralegals, real estate companies, real estate investors, mortgage companies, financial institutions, small businesses, consumers, researchers and media entities, huge amounts of money by doing the work for them and giving them more time, so they can take care of matters at hand – their business.
Hawaii’s Inside Track is the place to start for finding information about businesses, people and assets, and it can help you discover any critical relationships between them.
Hawaii’s Inside Track has given many clients like Brook Gramann the information edge that helps them protect their assets, take advantage of a terrific real estate deal, get sales leads, check out the competition, run a background check, locate assets, and be warned through the smart Watchlist feature of a bankruptcy, foreclosure or civil lawsuit filing, using public records from across the state compiled from official data sources.
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The subscription rate is $29.95 per month, or prepay for 10 months at $299.50 and we will give you an additional 2 months at no extra cost. To charge your subscription or get more information, call 808-946-9393 or email Jay McWilliams at Jay@hawaiireporter.com.
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A client signed up for one month of our public records service because she was going into a
partnership deal for a vending machine business and wanted to do a background check on her
potential business partner. She had met with him on the golf course and had spent several
hours talking with him during the course of their game.When she searched our records, she
found his name in a couple of filing results.When she asked him about them, he said, “How
did you know about those?” She ended up going into the deal with him but wrote the contract
in a whole different way after talking with him about the liens. She said to us, “Your service is
better than 5 hours of golf.”
A client who sells real estate, many of her own properties, was on the beach and met a man
who was interested in buying one of her apartments. She went home, did a search on him in
our records and found that he had four state civil cases in which he was encumbering other
people’s property. Needless to say, she did not sell him her apartment and warned his real
estate agent to “watch your back” with him. She subscribed for several years because she said
that one time had saved her so much time, energy, grief and complications with her property.
A client used our records and found that his business records were not current with the state
and he was able to update them right away.
When a case is filed in First Circuit Court, the person being sued hasn’t even been served with
the papers yet. On several occasions, our customers have been able to find out even before
they are served that someone is suing them. This gives them a heads up and they can prepare
themselves and get working on the matter immediately. A customer of ours, who has 600
employees, put his own name and company name in his Watchlists and found out a couple of
times that he was being sued. He’d then send his secretary to court to get a copy of the entire
filing so he was able to talk with the person suing him and get things worked out.
A man took our record service and he said in 3 seconds he had the answer to a question that
had been bothering him for 3 months. He had two really good customers who always paid their
bills on time, but both were late paying him.When he searched their names, he found out they
were in a civil case and were suing each other. That information cleared up the mystery for our
client on the spot.
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