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Michelle "Chelli" Eich & Gail Slawson
have been investing in real estate since 2003. They
understand the ups and downs of market cycles and the
importance of cash flow. They have acquired,
rehabbed and sold several properties since 2003 while
rehabbing and holding several income generating
properties along the way. They have developed
property on the island of Kauai, which included managing
a CPR (Condominium Project Regime) project with two
houses on one lot. They currently own several
rental properties here in Hawaii, along with tax liens in
Arizona, mortgage notes in California and land in Mexico. They
are also partners in two senior living
facilities in Littlefield, Texas. They understand the day to day
operations of owning and managing real estate. With an
expertise in market cycles, commercial & residential
income property analysis, development and real estate
management, Ms Eich & Ms Slawson are systematically
expanding their operations across the US in emerging markets
where jobs are stable or experiencing growth.
Locally they are proud to be leading the “Hawaii
Women Investing in Real Estate” (HI-WIRE) focus group,
which is part of the larger Hawaii Real Estate Investors
Association www.HiREI.org
Gail Slawson is also Co-Chair of the Hawaii Advisory Board
of The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society where she
helps to coordinate and participate in fundraising events throughout
the year in an effort to find a cure for blood cancer. www.LLS.org
and www.GailSlawson.com
Kimba the Labradoodle is in charge of
public relations and security for OceanHead Investment
Group. She has been serving faithfully in this
position since 2005. She was awarded the OceanHead
Metal of Bravery in January 2007 when she alerted company
officers at 2am that the company vehicle was being
stolen. Due to her courage and bravery the vehicle was
recovered the very same day.
Other
Proud Associations/Affiliations:
Hawaii
Women's Business Center, YWCA Oahu, FAMES Hawaii,
Surfrider
Foundation, Hawaiian Humane Society, Human Rights Campaign
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So
where did the name OceanHead come from? Well....in
the mid 90s after a particularly delightful surf session in
Pacifica, California, we emerged from the ocean with hair
wet & tasseled, faces salty & sandy, and eyes blood shot
& satisfied. As we stood there grinning from ear
to ear, our good friend turned to us and said "you guys
are a couple of ocean heads". And so the name
stuck. We love it.....
We
think it describes us (Chelli, Gail & Kimba the
Labradoodle) perfectly.
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