From there, I'll usually discard the outliers and whittle it down to those that hover near the average price per square foot. 

I've been working/consulting on automating the due diligence process for sometime, its tricky because data integrity is everything and some counties are better than others handling and storing their data so we had to adjust and keep adjusting to ALL THE MANY different variables but i believe we were able to build a "foundation" to where at least the platform cuts the time it takes to do due diligence to about 30 min, some I was able to discard in under 5 min (Hoa foreclosure) .I like the idea of starting with "small" processes, fully automating them (or making them as efficient as possible) then putting them together to address a niche market need i.e due diligence for properties sold at auction, prospecting short sales, lien search workflows,  etc. 

We will do a thorough cleaning and haul off any of the discarded material.

If you ask for advice, then the wise thing to do is FORCE YOUR BRAIN to stay open while you collect other peoples' thought (keep the intel you like and discard the others you perceive as garbage). 

Anytime a "pop-up" (modal) comes up on the site it does not have a "Submit" button, only an option to close it and discard.

You can form the LLC I would just make sure that is a state you want to invest in a lot as not to form an llc and then just discard it.

It doesn't replace all human analysis but allows things that aren't even close to be discarded.

This will allow us to only invest time and energy on deals we believe are a good fit for us and discard the rest. 

After a couple of months of initial downtime it's been fully rented (even during the rehabs) & hasn't yet had a vacancy & it's now a CASH COW.KARMA......this same Bldg. inspector then had a fire in the basement of his home because he wired in several old discarded fluorescent lighting fixtures, (complete with outdated ballasts), that he picked up at a garage sale. 

In the event of a failure of an appliance during tenancy, it may be that the appliance would not be repaired or replaced by Landlord and just discarded due to the cost to restore.