If it is somewhat habitable and you can live in it for a year, you can get primary residence financing. 

"Gentrification" made Tampa and the surrounding areas much better places to live.

I assume if you have a lien and it isn't redeemed, the previous owner could still be living there, correct?

This is a big deal since we live in the same lot with my family and I’m renting out my ADU.  

That said I live in Birmingham and spend most of my time there so I think that is the best place to get started, but I would like to invest in some Huntsville Real Estate at some point.

Idk why they closed it down, I also heard from my friend that lives in Goldsboro that it is in a flood zone idk if the whole building is in the zone or partially in the zone.

You live in the property and learn how to self-manage/maintenance/lease units when tenants come and go. 

There are 1000’smof beach webcams if that was his thing  Hit it with a laser pointer, does he even notice?

It's not just about maintaining the property; it's about enhancing its value and providing a better living experience for tenants.

If you're also living in one of the units it'll be easier for you to monitor this and make sure everyone is comfortable in your place.