Not sure what you mean; this is very common in older homes. 

As a seasoned professional in the residential construction and development industry in the southeastern United States, I have witnessed firsthand the rollercoaster ride of economic ups and downs over the past 25 years.

These are older properties that were poorly maintained.

Airdna has been fairly accurate for our other STR which is averaging close to 3k/month this year with the peak STR season being fall as we're located near two universities (football season).

Despite not currently owning any properties, my eagerness to delve into the realm of real estate investment is matched only by my commitment to forming strategic partnerships with seasoned professionals like you.

It's funny because I called back down to the delinquent tax office and spoke to different gentleman who told me I could purchase if I sent him the parcel IDs.  

There is no regulation that mandates a set seasoning period.

As far as older houses go, it's all about location and condition. 

The building is located downtown of a touristy/beach town.Here's some details about the numbers/location/property:- $50-70k per unit estimated revenue for STR (majority is from 4 month peak season in summer/early fall).

We are currently trying to book high-season months 2-4 weeks prior to check-in because we see the highest rates this way.