I would say Kona is mini version of Kihei. 

They're more likely to want a self contained area with a mini kitchen.  

It applies to every one of them, no matter what subject or topic, rehabs, notes, private lending, etc.Finally, if you are new, you really should use your servicer to do the mods & discuss, though if you do end up talking to them, first, give them the mini miranda/bankruptcy verbage, then ask how much they can afford to reinstate, then how much they can afford each month.

That won't work for a mini-hotel. 

You want fixed debt as long as possible.Construction loan 18 months into mini perm (to stabilize occupancy) then sell or refinance once you have cash flow.

I have a investment in a mini-storage where we have about $1.5 million in loans, personally guaranteed by the to promoters of the syndication.

I actually built a mini-call center to call homeowners, they don't answer and when they do, once you even mention the word "house or home", they hang up.

Im not talking about what is feasible in a neighborhood, but basically creating a mini commercial ALF in a residential care home setting so you can maximize the number of residents from the beginning.

We would like to trade our mini resort for a nice house.

My PM will replace all outlets and switches for every project (saving us about $400), will hang mini-blinds, can do very basic carpentry/plumbing, etc.