I don't see STR sales of residential homes being enough of a piece of the pie for appraisers to come up with some alternate special way of appraising the property. 

But, why don't you just do a normal lot split?

As you mentioned in your original post delays and plan checks being different in 2025 I’m not sure how it was before or in other counties/cities but this doesn’t seem normal. 

This inspection breaks the findings into 3 categories 1) not normal wear and tear which is fixed and charged to tenant.  2) normal wear and tear that will be fixed and paid for by LL 3) items that are normal wear and tear but will not be addressed at this time.  

But I've learned this cycle is normal.

I'm hoping/assuming that each unit has its own breaker in the centralized box and I'm hoping that correlates to a somewhat normal transition to separately metered units.

The fence was leaning all over the place, there was garbage filled 4 ft deep in the air vents, and normal maintenance on almost anything was never done.The neighbors next door were disliked by the whole neighborhood for causing problems.

We have updated kitchens, remodeled bathrooms, painted, flooring- it’s a great house on a safe block near a park and shopping/restaurants in Dundalk, MD  Is this all a normal part of renting a property or do I need to be more aggressive with my marketing or following up on the screeners?  

Twice this year we have had to market brand new construction in a neighborhood where the property sat on the market for double the amount of time it normally would due to unacceptable applications.

I'm normally not a trader, but I bought ABNB August 15 PUTS today.  34x earnings?