Is the knowledge helpful in this space, any particular specialization, entrepreneurship focus... etc?

I run an AirB&B (with superhost status) in my home so am accustomed to sharing my space with others and being respectful of other's personal space.

The zip code likely appeals to families looking for more space than a condo or townhome provides.Here is a chart showing the price per square foot ($/sq ft) for home sales in San Jose zip code 95111 over time, based on the data provided:DateMedian $/sq ftDec 2022$719Jan 2023$711Feb 2023$703Mar 2023$620Apr 2023$754May 2023$689Jun 2023$728Jul 2023$746Aug 2023$778Sep 2023$722Oct 2023$844Nov 2023$690Dec 2023$868Jan 2024$962Feb 2024$816Mar 2024$901Apr 2024$882May 2024$985A few key observations:The median price per square foot has generally trended upward over the 1.5 year period, from around $700/sq ft in late 2022 to nearly $1,000/sq ft by May 2024.There is some month-to-month variability, with dips in certain months like March 2023 ($620/sq ft) followed by recoveries.The highest median $/sq ft was in May 2024 at $985/sq ft, while the lowest was $620/sq ft in March 2023.Over the full period, the median price per square foot increased by about 37%, indicating significant price appreciation in this area.So in summary, the price per square foot data shows home values in zip code 95111 have climbed considerably from December 2022 to May 2024, though not in a straight line.

Hi all, I've been having difficulties finding the correct search criteria for properties that have a store front or office space plus residential quarters.

We purchased an ocean front 4 bed 4 bath condo on the Space Coast of Florida 4 years ago for $620,000. 

I think a lot has to do with the property itself, if there's space for dogs and their business, and also the area and type of guests likely to visit. 

We've all seen the potential benefits: faster construction, potentially lower costs, and the ability to design unique living spaces.

I'm trying to figure out the sweet spot between utilizing the space to expand my client base, while also not sounding too, spam/sales-y.

To make a long, expensive story short, we discovered that builder failed to insulate an entire 3rd attic space and didn't seal wall cavities up in the main attic or insulate chases properly (Inspector failed too). 

Can anyone advise me on where I should start my journey on house flipping and what the best first step would be?