There are some apartments, 2 bedrooms mostly.Here are the numbers - this is an investor loan from a bank:Purchase Price: $305,500Insurance: $1132 annuallyDown Pmt: 25%Rate: 4.5%RE Taxes: $3561 annuallyAssuming an optimistic scenario where I do get a tenant in the other side at $1300:Cash on Cash return is conservatively about 8% and Cap Rate is about 2.19%Added some pics so you guys can get a visual of the unrented side.

If they talk about stocks, annuities, etc it’s a good opportunity to discuss seller finance along with a visual to show some monthly payments.

Would I just have to visually scan it and delete the ones that are obviously no good, prior to running a campaign or export it to Excel, run some script that takes care of this and import it back in?

Include more pics like this of the area, perhaps some aerial views that can likely be found online.I'm not able to visualize the layout of the house.

So my advice is to do some very serious thinking and visualize the exact project you will execute and chase that.

You should be able to tell if the boiler's gas lines are going to the correct meters just by performing a visual inspection.

Very easy to use, visually clean, and powerful data. 

This is cheap and helps the people visualize the property and any road noise issues. 

The best way to visualize a Reverse 1031 Exchange is two component steps/parts. 

Removed half wall b/w breakfast area and lower family room & replaced it w/ iron spindles, which visually opened up the space a lot.