PROPERTY RADAR - Which deals to ignore ? - Transaction History ??

[Christopher Abernathy]

I would like to know how to fillet the financial info on these property radar results.(SEE PICS BELOW) in other words, rule out the deals that have a weird sign in the financial transaction history that says they or a "no go"  and also the financial signs that all point to YES YES YES,  PLEASE GO AND KNOCK THIS DOOR. 

i have hit a total of 35 doors speaking with around 15 homeowners.

2 - semi polite NO's

15 - Hell no's

2 - IF YOU DONT GET THE F%$ off my properties'

16 - the rest not home :)

im in sales and have a tough skin, lol

but im ready to get rollin again!!!

im motivated but id rather

"measure twice and cut once" than

"ready fire aim".

I would LOVE to host a google hangout or even just a 15 mins call on the phone from those who have the most experience while we both review a few of these results. weeding out the properties i come up with that are a for sure "no go" because of the specific transaction history. 

i hope i am making this clear, yet I  am sure some of the experienced investors have a few simple set rules when checking out this information window i have screen shotted. Any INFO on this will be helping me cut down on my door knocking time, picking out some of the most valuable potential clients. so far... I have my website up..www. topdollar 4 myhouse.com my biz cards ... My flyer i created yesterday (shown below) and my google number linked to podio so i feel ready .. . .

locations i can drive to and door knock wholesaler wholesale , foreclosure preforeclosure or tags :

riverside,

loma linda

rialto

cerritos

lakewood

norwalk

la mirada

orange

fullerton

Redondo Beach

Rolling Hills

Rolling Hills Estates

Rosemead

San Dimas

San Fernando

San Gabriel

Santa Clarita

Santa Fe Springs

Santa Monica

Signal Hill

South El Monte

South Gate

South Pasadena

Torrance

West Covina

West Hollywood

Westlake Village

Whittier