All one needs to do is buy the  list with 1-1-1900 to today as last sale date and suppress against that a list without the sale date as a filter. 

For this reason, I don't see there being a good pool of tenants or a ton of demand considering the economy is so slow and people who spend time and $ there typically have vacation homes there.The fires certainly have not helped, and I know they have had moratoriums for Home insurance in the region.That being said, for a place to purchase acreage, it still is relatively cheap compared to that of other wine country atmospheres and can have all the same charm.

My charm worked.Did the crash come?

Additionally, look into underrated coastal towns boasting hidden beaches, charming downtown areas, and authentic local experiences.

And keep in mind that the hotels and short term investors want the cities to crack down on all of the investors that aren't following the rules like the fire suppression systems, emergency exits, Certificates of Occupancy, City inspections and other safety updates that cost money.That being said, the going rate is always in flux. 

IF they do the opposite then you'll likely see a suppression of the potential value of the home. 

I am on the journey to acquiring a charming 2-bedroom, 1-bath cottage in a popular tourist area.

The superb amenity offerings and number of charming listings in the community have led to an established brand vacationers and guests trust.

I sold it to a reality show star  Shep on Southern Charm. !!!

@Jonathan frazier I have a script that I created that works like a charm.