Plus, the fully finished walkout basement offers endless possibilities.

Since you have renovated the property with new finishes you would want the best PM to market your property correctly.

I've gong through a significant renovation involving almost half of the house but had some issues with the turnkey contractor who never showed up nor finish scope on time.

There's oddly a lot of This is very true, with this large amount of capital, need to think big like NFL player level.I read financial proforma of class B hotel in Maui, it's pretty darn good, in fact it's perhaps the top ten best performing hotel in US in term of vacancy and RevPAR.STR and stuff like that is more for small investor like us with half to 1 mil buying power, but when it is above 5% you really need to talk to some serious developer/realtor in the island and understand the business.If I have that size of capital I would import contractor from California to finish my project in Kukio LOL Currently in kona there're only few new construction that can still being built, I guess it is selling for 1.5mil and above.

My money is tied up in finishing a renovations, and I need to keep some reserves in this market.Thanks for the recommendations. 

Yes there will be surround & trim/ etc finishing required, but it's nothing special or extra challenging.get a few other bids before you decide replacement is "too expensive"  - nothing especially challenging about the surround/walls, trim, tile, finishing, or nearby side walls etc getting done at the same time as a tub.

If you can get that main piece off in one piece, it could be re-cut.....but then you have to find a buyer who wants that exact color/style instead of going and buying their own..... there are so many cool products out there nowadays, even pre-finished.

This particular property belonged to an investor who didn't want to finish the project.

If not could get a larger loan on it finish maybe? 

If they like your choice of finishes, they will use higher end properties as comps.