Typically these homes are going for single-family residential pricing even with the mother-in-law versus the premium you pay when something is labeled a duplex. 

But typically anything you can do to keep from being a labeled as a 'rental' and instead a 'home' you'll see an increased return, it's just a question of if it's worth it depending on what it will take to get that updated look. 

With one address and the units individually labeled A,B,C,D...?

Those labels tell you what is legal to do.

I can't seem to make them out but they are probably covered by the temporary labels. 

Everything on the listing is labeled correctly and the house has full appliances including dishwasher.

@Gerald Lano Google Earth and I think even Google maps allow you to drop pins and label them whatever you want.

Depending on if you qualify as an “Active Real Estate Professional” or a material participant (both are defined by bunch of irs rules so don’t read too much into the labels), you can bring all or up to $25k (starts lashing out at $100k modified AGI) of losses onto your 1040.

White label solution? 

According to the statute it needs to be a separate account set up and specially labeled as a trust account.