I just found out what lease hold is and it's crazy. They have it in Baltimore, California, and Hawaii. But it's really bad here. In the 50's the people who had come to Hawaii couldn't find a place to build homes. Then Bishop Estate decided to lease out the land and charged a low amount per month. Then in the 80's they had offered to sell the properties but for such a high amount that no one could think of buying it. Then in the 90's Bishop Estate pushed the price of lease up enough where people had to give up there homes. Most of the Lease Hold property has been sold since then but there is still some. A condition of the lease hold is that after 55 years Bishop Estate can take back all the leased land and the people will be left with nothing. So in about 5 years we are going to see how Bishop Estate and the lessees are going to deal with that. I can't imagine what it will be like for the people who have invested all that money and time to be left with nothing in the end.