Last week we did a mini unit on financial literacy.

This is a MASSIVE generalization because price will fluctuate based on needs of the home, style of the HVAC (split, package, wall package, mini-split), filtration in the home, etc.

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.

Mini splits are too expensive unless you are planning to stay there long term.

Is this a common thing (STR mini community)?

I'm hoping Vallejo becomes a mini version of Sausalito.

Again, returns will be lower, but your risk profile is reduced, and steady appreciation is usually more assured.Like it or not, if you do buy RE you will become a mini expert in your area of endeavor.